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8 Blessington St, Dublin, D07 E6EP

Taking care of your back since 1998

Chiropractor The Naul Dublin
(ASSESSMENT-LED CARE FOR THE NAUL RESIDENTS)

Back pain, neck stiffness, joint discomfort, and recurring muscular tension can make driving, physical work, household tasks, exercise, and sleep more difficult. People from The Naul may request an assessment when symptoms persist, repeatedly return, or begin to limit everyday movement.

Chiropractic First Dublin provides clinic-based care for patients travelling from The Naul to 8 Blessington Street, Dublin 7. Your symptoms, medical history, movement, and relevant clinical findings are assessed before any chiropractic treatment is recommended.

PROFESSIONAL CHIROPRACTIC CARE FOR THE NAUL RESIDENTS

Musculoskeletal symptoms may appear suddenly after lifting, an awkward movement, or physical activity. They can also develop gradually through repeated driving, manual work, gardening, prolonged sitting, or changes in activity levels.

People may request an assessment for:

  • lower back pain during bending, lifting, or standing
  • neck and shoulder stiffness following driving or computer work
  • discomfort when turning the head
  • headaches that appear to begin around the neck
  • hip or knee discomfort affecting walking
  • recurring stiffness after sitting or resting
  • pain or tingling extending into an arm or leg
  • symptoms associated with work, sport, or household tasks

The area where pain is felt does not always reveal which joints, muscles, nerves, or movement patterns may be involved. Assessment is used to understand the wider pattern rather than making assumptions based only on the location of the discomfort.

Symptoms travelling from the lower back into the hip, leg, or foot may require evaluation by a sciatica chiropractor. Medical referral will be recommended when symptoms require investigation or care outside the appropriate scope of chiropractic treatment.

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

Chiropractor

@Chiropractic First Dublin

Dr. Laura Cassola brings extensive experience treating neuro-musculoskeletal conditions and takes a calm, precise approach to care. Her focus is on helping patients not just manage pain, but return to doing the things they love with confidence.

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ANITA RUSSO

Chiropractor

@Chiropractic First Dublin

Dr. Anita Russo blends chiropractic care with applied kinesiology, dry needling, and lifestyle coaching. Her holistic perspective allows her to address a wide range of issues from spinal pain and jaw tension to burnout, gut health, and paediatric challenges.

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BUSRA KAVUSAN

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 APPOINTMENT

Consultation and case history

Your first appointment begins with a detailed conversation covering:

  • the location and nature of your symptoms
  • when and how they began
  • whether they are constant or intermittent
  • activities that aggravate or ease the discomfort
  • previous injuries, surgery, or medical conditions
  • medication and other relevant health information
  • your normal work, travel, home, and exercise routines

This information helps your chiropractor understand the context of your symptoms and identify whether any warning signs require medical attention.

Physical examination

The physical examination is selected according to your presentation. It may include:

  • observing posture and general movement
  • checking spinal and joint range of motion
  • palpating relevant muscles and joints
  • assessing movements that reproduce discomfort
  • comparing mobility, strength, or control
  • observing how you bend, turn, stand, or walk

Only clinically relevant tests are performed. The purpose is to collect enough information to develop a reasonable working explanation of your symptoms.

Orthopaedic and neurological testing

Where appropriate, additional checks may include:

  • reflex testing
  • muscle strength
  • sensation
  • signs of possible nerve irritation
  • specific orthopaedic tests
  • screening for symptoms requiring medical investigation

If imaging, GP assessment, physiotherapy, or another healthcare service appears more appropriate, the reasons will be explained clearly.

Explanation of findings and informed consent

After the examination, your chiropractor will discuss:

  • what the findings suggest
  • factors that may be contributing to your symptoms
  • whether chiropractic care appears suitable
  • available management options
  • potential risks or limitations
  • how improvement can be monitored

You can ask questions before making a decision. Treatment only begins once you understand the recommendation and provide informed consent.

Chiropractic Assessment and Treatment for The Naul Patients

COMMON REASONS THE NAUL PATIENTS REQUEST AN ASSESSMENT

The Naul’s rural setting can involve regular road travel, physical occupations, gardening, property maintenance, caring responsibilities, and recreational activity. These routines place different demands on the spine and other joints.

Long periods in a car may be associated with lower-back stiffness, tight hips, or neck and shoulder tension. People whose symptoms appear connected with driving position, desk work, or repeated sitting may benefit from an assessment by a chiropractor for posture.

Agricultural work, trades, gardening, and maintaining a home or property can involve lifting, carrying, pushing, pulling, reaching, or working on uneven ground. An assessment can consider how technique, workload, recovery time, and previous injuries may be affecting movement.

Walking, cycling, running, gym training, and field sports can also lead to discomfort when training demands change or an area is not moving comfortably. A sports chiropractor may assess mobility, muscle function, load, and the movements associated with the activity.

The aim is not to discourage normal work or exercise. It is to identify which activities appear relevant and provide practical advice that fits your everyday routine.

WORKING AND LIVING IN THE NAUL

The Naul is a small rural village at the northern edge of Fingal. Residents may travel regularly for employment, education, shopping, healthcare, and other services while also managing the physical demands of home, land, family, and community life.

Regular driving can involve remaining in one position for extended periods. Shorter journeys made repeatedly throughout the day may also contribute to stiffness when combined with lifting, physical work, or limited recovery time.

People working in agriculture, trades, maintenance, or other active occupations may alternate between machinery, driving, lifting, carrying, and working outdoors. The assessment should consider the complete working day rather than treating each movement in isolation.

Gardening, home maintenance, walking, cycling, and community activities can be important parts of life in and around The Naul. Where discomfort affects participation, the objective is to identify manageable changes that support activity without relying on unrealistic restrictions.

Advice is adapted to the individual. Two people with similar symptoms may require different recommendations because their work, health history, physical capacity, and daily responsibilities are not the same.

STRUCTURED CHIROPRACTIC CARE FOR THE NAUL PATIENTS

CHIROPRACTIC TREATMENT APPROACHES

Treatment is not selected until your history and examination have been completed. An adjustment is not automatically required, and recommendations vary according to the findings, your preferences, and your response to care.

Where appropriate, a management plan may include:

  • gentle mobilisation for stiff or sensitive joints
  • manual techniques for restricted movement
  • soft-tissue techniques for muscular tension
  • mobility or strengthening exercises
  • guidance on lifting, carrying, and repeated tasks
  • advice about driving position or workstation setup
  • adjustments to work, household, or training load
  • exercises to complete between appointments

Joint chiropractic techniques may be considered when an examination identifies a relevant movement restriction. Back adjustments may also be discussed when clinically appropriate and acceptable to the patient.

If manipulation is unsuitable or not preferred, care may instead involve mobilisation, soft-tissue work, guided exercise, or practical movement advice.

Progress is reviewed rather than assumed. If symptoms fail to change as expected, your management plan may be altered or discontinued, or further medical assessment may be recommended.

CLINIC LOCATION

Chiropractic First Dublin does not operate a separate clinic in The Naul. Patients travel to our established Dublin 7 clinic for consultations, examinations, and treatment.

Clinic address:

8 Blessington Street
Dublin 7
D07 E6EP

All appointments take place at this address. We do not provide mobile chiropractic treatment or visit homes, hotels, farms, offices, or other workplaces in The Naul.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Is there a Chiropractic First Dublin clinic in The Naul?

No. Patients from The Naul attend Chiropractic First Dublin at 8 Blessington Street, Dublin 7. All consultations, examinations, and treatment take place at the clinic.

What problems can be assessed?

Assessment may be appropriate for back pain, neck stiffness, shoulder restriction, headaches that appear connected with the neck, hip or leg discomfort, posture-related strain, and recurring movement problems. The examination determines whether chiropractic care is suitable.

Can symptoms associated with driving or physical work be assessed?

Yes. Your chiropractor can consider how driving, lifting, carrying, agricultural work, trades, gardening, or other repeated tasks relate to your symptoms. Recommendations can then be adapted to the activities you normally perform.

Does every patient receive a chiropractic adjustment?

No. Treatment depends on your history, clinical findings, preferences, and needs. Mobilisation, soft-tissue techniques, exercises, activity advice, or referral may be more appropriate.

Can radiating pain, numbness, or tingling be assessed?

Yes, but these symptoms require careful evaluation because they can have several possible causes. Neurological testing may be included, and medical referral will be recommended if further investigation is needed.

BOOK A CHIROPRACTIC ASSESSMENT IN THE NAUL

 

If you live or work in The Naul and persistent pain or stiffness is affecting driving, work, exercise, household responsibilities, or sleep, you can arrange an initial consultation.

 

You will receive a structured assessment and a straightforward explanation of the findings. Any recommended care will be discussed with you and based on your individual clinical needs.

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