Taking care of your back since 1998
Chiropractor Dublin 9
(Beaumont, Drumcondra, Elm Mount, Griffith Avenue, Santry, Whitehall)
Chiropractic First Dublin provides chiropractic assessment and care for people living or working across Dublin 9, including Beaumont, Drumcondra, Elm Mount, Griffith Avenue, Santry and Whitehall. Many patients from these areas attend for assessment of back pain, neck pain, stiffness and other muscle or joint problems. If pain or restricted movement is affecting your daily activities, the first step is a clear assessment followed by an explanation of the care options that may be appropriate. That is the approach we take.
People in Dublin 9 deal with a wide mix of daily physical demands. Some sit for long hours at desks, some work in healthcare or airport-related roles, and others are in retail, trades, or hospitality. These different work environments place different stresses on the body. Our aim is to identify whether work, activity or movement habits may be contributing to your symptoms and provide practical advice where appropriate. Treatment recommendations are based on your symptoms, assessment findings, individual needs and any relevant medical history.
Professional Chiropractic Services Dublin 9 – Drumcondra, Whitehall and Santry
Chiropractic care commonly focuses on musculoskeletal problems involving the spine, joints and surrounding muscles. People travelling from Drumcondra, Beaumont and Elm Mount begin with an assessment of their symptoms, movement and relevant medical history before treatment options are discussed. Treatment recommendations are based on the individual assessment rather than a standard plan used for every patient.
We assess joint movement, muscle tension and other musculoskeletal factors that may be contributing to pain or restricted movement. Treatment can include spinal or joint manipulation, mobilisation, and soft-tissue techniques. We also offer guidance on physical activity, work practices, and exercises that aid in recovery. The aim is to support comfortable movement and provide appropriate strategies for managing symptoms during daily activities.
Some patients attend with a recent episode of pain after lifting or bending. Others report symptoms that have been present for years and have gradually worsened. Regardless of how long the pain has been there, the same principles apply: clear assessment, patient education, appropriate treatment, and ongoing review.
OUR CLINIC
CONTACT DETAILS:
Phone: (01) 830 6188
Mobile: 086 0881483
Email: info@chiropracticfirstdublin.ie
OPENING HOURS:
Mon – Fri: 9am – 7pm
Sat: 10am – 2pm
Sun: Closed
LOCATION:
8 Blessington St, Dublin, D07 E6EP
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OUR TEAM
We have an amazing team of Chiropractors. Headed up by Anita Kelly, we have 3 fantastic, fully qualified and experienced chiropractors, each with their own background, fields of specialty and experience.
LAURA CASSOLA
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ANITA RUSSO
Chiropractor
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Chiropractor
@Chiropractic First Dublin
My approach to care is gentle and patient-focused, combining a range of techniques tailored to each individual. I use a blend of low-force and manual chiropractic adjustments, pelvic blocking, and soft tissue therapy to support the body’s natural healing processes.
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What to expect at your first chiropractic visit in Dublin 9
People travelling from Santry, Whitehall and Griffith Avenue often want to know what happens during a first chiropractic appointment. The process is structured so you always know what stage you are at.
Consultation and case history
We begin by discussing:
- your main symptoms
- how they started
- activities that aggravate or relieve the pain
- your work demands and daily routine
- previous treatment, imaging or relevant medical assessments
This provides useful context before the physical assessment begins.
Physical examination
The examination may include:
- observation of posture and movement
- assessment of joint motion
- palpation of muscles and spinal segments
Orthopaedic and neurological testing
Where indicated, we also test:
- reflexes
- muscle strength
- sensation
- specific movement patterns designed to reproduce or ease symptoms
These findings help guide the clinical assessment and any treatment recommendations.
Diagnosis, consent, and plan
We then:
- explain factors that may be contributing to your symptoms
- outline recommended treatment options
- discuss what you may reasonably expect from care
- explain risks and benefits in clear language
You are encouraged to ask questions. Treatment only begins when you fully understand and give informed consent. If the assessment identifies warning signs or suggests that chiropractic treatment may not be appropriate, further medical assessment or referral to another healthcare professional may be recommended.
Chiropractic Assessment and Treatment in Dublin 9
Common Musculoskeletal Problems We Assess For Dublin 9 Patients
People travelling from Elm Mount, Beaumont, Drumcondra and surrounding Dublin 9 areas commonly seek assessment for:
- pain
- stiffness
- limited movement
- recurring tightness or tension
We assess movement, joint function and surrounding muscles to identify factors that may be contributing to your symptoms. Some problems are new; others have built gradually over time. In both situations, the aim is to understand how you are moving and identify factors that may be contributing to your symptoms.
We evaluate not only the spine but also other joints, such as the shoulders, hips, knees, and wrists.
Chiropractic Treatment Options for Dublin 9 Patients
For patients travelling from Griffith Avenue and Drumcondra, treatment is selected according to assessment findings, symptoms, medical history, comfort and individual needs. No single technique is used for everyone.
Common treatment methods include:
- spinal manipulation where appropriate to support joint movement
- joint mobilisation using slower controlled movements
- soft-tissue therapy for tight or painful muscles
- stretching and strengthening exercises
- ergonomic and daily-activity advice
The number and frequency of appointments depend on your symptoms, response to care and individual needs, with progress reviewed over time. Treatment recommendations can be adjusted according to changes in your symptoms and response to care.
Where appropriate, exercises and practical movement strategies may be recommended for use between appointments.
CHIROPRACTIC THERAPY IN DUBLIN 9
Musculoskeletal Problems We Assess for Dublin 9 Patients
We assess and conservatively manage a range of musculoskeletal conditions, including:
- acute and ongoing back pain, with back adjustments considered where appropriate following assessment
- neck pain and stiffness, with neck adjustments considered where appropriate following assessment
- headaches that may occur alongside neck pain, stiffness or restricted movement
- shoulder pain and restriction
- back pain with symptoms that may extend into the buttock or leg
- minor sports injuries
- postural and work-related strain associated with prolonged sitting, standing or repetitive movement
We explain the assessment findings, discuss realistic expectations and recommend care according to your individual needs.
Working and living in Dublin 9
Dublin 9 includes residential areas such as Elm Mount, Beaumont, and Whitehall, along with busy routes through Santry and Drumcondra. Many residents commute, work shifts, stand for long periods, or spend hours at computers. These daily activities may contribute to muscle tension, joint stiffness or other musculoskeletal symptoms.
- Prolonged sitting may contribute to neck or lower-back stiffness
- Lifting and manual handling may contribute to muscle or joint strain
- Prolonged standing may contribute to back or leg discomfort
If desk work, prolonged sitting or other work habits are contributing to your symptoms, our chiropractor for posture page explains how posture and daily movement can be considered during assessment.
During your assessment, we take these lifestyle factors into account so your advice and exercises match your real daily routine rather than an unrealistic ideal.
We regularly see people looking for a chiropractor in North Dublin for musculoskeletal problems associated with commuting, shift work, prolonged sitting, lifting and other daily activities.
Clinic location
We are a clinic-based service. We do not travel to homes, hotels, or workplaces.
Clinic address:
8 Blessington St
Dublin 7
D07 E6EP
All appointments take place at the Dublin 7 clinic, and we regularly see patients travelling from Beaumont, Drumcondra, Elm Mount, Griffith Avenue, Santry and Whitehall.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Do you see patients looking for a chiropractor in Dublin 9?
Yes. We regularly see patients travelling from Dublin 9 areas, including Beaumont, Drumcondra, Elm Mount, Griffith Avenue, Santry and Whitehall, for chiropractic assessment and treatment.
Where do Dublin 9 patients attend chiropractic appointments?
All appointments take place at the clinic at 8 Blessington Street, Dublin 7, D07 E6EP. The service is clinic-based rather than mobile, so patients from Dublin 9 travel to this location for their appointments.
What problems do you commonly assess for Dublin 9 patients?
Dublin 9 patients commonly attend with musculoskeletal problems such as back pain, neck pain, joint stiffness, restricted movement and work-related muscle or joint discomfort. Treatment recommendations depend on the individual assessment.
Can a chiropractor assess work-related pain for people in Dublin 9?
Yes. People working in desk-based, healthcare, retail, hospitality, shift-based and physically demanding roles may experience different forms of muscle or joint discomfort. The assessment considers your work demands, daily activities and other factors that may be contributing to your symptoms.
What happens at a first chiropractic appointment for a Dublin 9 patient?
Your first appointment includes a discussion of your symptoms, relevant medical history and daily activities followed by a physical assessment. Where appropriate, this may include movement checks, range-of-motion testing and orthopaedic or neurological tests.
Do patients travel from Santry and Whitehall for chiropractic care?
Yes. Santry and Whitehall are among the Dublin 9 areas from which patients regularly travel to the clinic, along with Drumcondra, Beaumont, Elm Mount and Griffith Avenue.
Book Your Chiropractic Assessment
If you live or work in Beaumont, Drumcondra, Elm Mount, Griffith Avenue, Santry or Whitehall and pain, stiffness or restricted movement is affecting your daily activities, arrange an appointment for a professional assessment.
At Chiropractic First Dublin, your symptoms and assessment findings are explained clearly before suitable treatment options are discussed. Care is based on your individual needs, with progress reviewed as treatment continues.
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