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8 Blessington St, Dublin, D07 E6EP

Taking care of your back since 1998

Chiropractor Dublin 16
(Ballinteer, Ballyboden, Knocklyon, Rockbrook, Whitechurch)

Chiropractic First Dublin provides assessment-led chiropractic care for people living and working throughout Dublin 16. Patients travel from Ballinteer, Ballyboden, Kilmashogue, Knocklyon, Rockbrook and Whitechurch to our clinic at 8 Blessington Street in Dublin 7.

People commonly arrange an assessment for back pain, neck pain, joint stiffness, headaches associated with the neck and movement-related discomfort. Your first appointment begins with a consultation and physical assessment so that we can understand your symptoms, medical history and normal daily activities. Where hands-on care may be appropriate, the available options, including back adjustments, are explained before anything proceeds. Treatment is not automatic and only begins after you understand the proposed approach, possible risks and alternatives, and give your consent.

Chiropractic Care for Dublin 16 Patients

Chiropractic care at our clinic focuses on assessing musculoskeletal symptoms involving the joints, muscles and related nerves. We do not place every patient on the same programme. Your recommendations depend on what we find during the consultation and assessment.

We consider:

  • where your symptoms are located
  • when and how they started
  • which movements aggravate or ease them
  • your medical and injury history
  • how your work, exercise and normal routine may be contributing
  • whether further medical assessment is advisable

Depending on the findings, chiropractic treatment may include manual therapy, joint mobilisation, exercise, movement guidance and practical advice. Some plans may incorporate spine chiropractic care where suitable.

Responses and recovery times vary. We explain what can reasonably be expected and review the plan as care progresses.

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 Visit

People attending from Dublin 16 receive a structured first appointment designed to establish what may be contributing to their symptoms and whether chiropractic management appears appropriate.

Consultation and Case History

Your chiropractor will ask about:

  • your main symptoms
  • when they began
  • what improves or aggravates them
  • previous injuries or health conditions
  • medication or previous treatment where relevant
  • your work, exercise and daily activities

This information helps build a fuller picture before any physical assessment is carried out.

Physical Assessment

Depending on your symptoms, the physical assessment may include:

  • observation of posture and movement
  • assessment of joint movement
  • palpation of muscles and joints
  • range-of-motion testing
  • movements designed to help locate or reproduce symptoms

You can tell the chiropractor if any part of the assessment is uncomfortable or if you would prefer not to continue.

Additional Tests When Appropriate

Where clinically indicated, the chiropractor may also assess:

  • reflexes
  • muscle strength
  • sensation
  • relevant orthopaedic or neurological signs

Not every patient requires every test.

Working Assessment and Informed Consent

Following the assessment, the chiropractor explains:

  • what the findings may indicate
  • whether chiropractic care appears suitable
  • the available management options
  • expected benefits and limitations
  • possible risks or side effects
  • relevant alternatives

Treatment only proceeds when you understand the proposed approach and provide informed consent. If the findings suggest that medical investigation, imaging or another type of care is needed, you may be referred to your GP or an appropriate healthcare professional.

Chiropractic Assessment and Treatment in Dublin 16

Conditions Assessed for Dublin 16 Patients

Common reasons people from Dublin 16 contact the clinic include:

These are examples rather than a guarantee that chiropractic care will be appropriate. Suitability is determined individually following assessment.

Treatment Approaches

Where treatment is suitable, options may include:

  • spinal or joint manipulation
  • gentle joint mobilisation
  • soft-tissue techniques
  • stretching or strengthening exercises
  • movement and activity guidance
  • advice about desk setup, lifting or exercise habits

Not everyone receives manipulation or an adjustment. The recommended approach depends on your symptoms, assessment findings, medical history and comfort level. You may ask questions or decline any proposed technique.

Progress is reviewed throughout care. If symptoms do not change as expected, the plan may be modified or further assessment recommended.

CHIROPRACTIC THERAPY IN DUBLIN 16

Working and Living in Dublin 16

Whether your routine involves commuting, desk work, driving, lifting, caring responsibilities, exercise or sport, your normal daily activities can influence which movements aggravate or ease your symptoms.

We consider these practical details when developing advice and exercises. The objective is to make the plan relevant to your routine rather than relying on generic recommendations.

People from Ballinteer, Ballyboden, Kilmashogue, Knocklyon, Rockbrook, Whitechurch and nearby areas who are looking for a chiropractor in South Dublin can attend our clinic at 8 Blessington Street in Dublin 7.

Clinic Location

Appointments for Dublin 16 patients take place at:

Chiropractic First Dublin
8 Blessington Street
Dublin 7
D07 E6EP

We do not operate a separate clinic in Dublin 16. This is a clinic-based service, and we do not provide appointments in homes, hotels or workplaces.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Where is the clinic for patients travelling from Dublin 16?

All appointments take place at Chiropractic First Dublin, 8 Blessington Street, Dublin 7, D07 E6EP. Patients travel to this clinic from Ballinteer, Ballyboden, Kilmashogue, Knocklyon, Rockbrook and Whitechurch.

What happens at the first appointment?

The first appointment includes a discussion of your symptoms and medical history, followed by a relevant physical assessment. The chiropractor then explains what the findings may indicate, whether chiropractic care appears suitable, and what options are available.

Is treatment always provided during the first visit?

No. Treatment is only offered when it appears appropriate following assessment and when you understand and consent to the proposed approach. In some cases, treatment may begin later, or referral for medical assessment may be recommended.

Can a chiropractor assess back pain, neck pain and joint stiffness?

These are common reasons people request a chiropractic assessment. Whether chiropractic management is suitable depends on your symptoms, medical history, and examination findings. Referral may be recommended if another form of assessment or care appears more appropriate.

Book Your Chiropractic Assessment in Dublin 16

 

If back pain, neck pain, stiffness, or restricted movement is affecting your daily activities, you can request an initial appointment at our Dublin 7 clinic.

 

You will receive an individual assessment, an explanation of the findings, and the opportunity to discuss your options. Requesting an appointment does not commit you to treatment.

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