Want to get fit by NOT incorporating Chiropractic care?

Want to get fit, by NOT incorporating Chiropratic care?

 

Many of us know, that when it is time for us to implement some sort of exercise regime with a clear defined goal in sight, we would stick to almost anything, eating right, getting up early to get to the gym and so forth. We would do what it takes to get that desired outcome.

 

But have you thought about your spine and how it fits into all of this? Firstly let me ask you, have you ever been able to exercise efficiently whilst in pain? And how has that painful episode affected your next training session? If anything, you were more cautious right?

 

“Most people have no idea how good their body is designed to feel” ~Kevin Trudeau

 

The spine, plays an integral role in us being able to train effectively and achieve our desired goals. Your spine needs to be strong and upright to facilitate all your motions and allow the muscles anchoring off of it to fire efficiently.

 

Chiropractic Adjustments, correct misalignments in your spine, that your body cannot self correct. This takes off added pressure on the spine, and removes the “weak links” in your spine that make you more prone to injury. Once these mis-alignments are removed, information runs freely with out interference along your spinal cord, to and from your brain.

 

But what does that mean when training? Faster responses to stimuli, stronger muscle activation and improved breathing to oxygenate your muscles and brain. Most importantly less likelihood of injury!

 

No wonder many athletes choose chiropractic as part of their training regime. So to fully experience how good your body was designed to feel, make sure you incorporate chiropractic adjustments into your exercise program, whatever that may be.

Chiropractor

Quay Health

 

Nerissa D'Mello​​

Clinical Lead Physiotherapist
Nerissa’s interest in physiotherapy began after experiencing multiple injuries growing up. Being in and out of clinics sparked her curiosity about how the body heals and inspired her to help others return to what they love. Early hands-on experience with a Scottish rugby club during her masters strengthened her passion for musculoskeletal and orthopaedic rehabilitation.
 
Now the Clinical Lead Physiotherapist at Quay Health, she has a strong interest in helping patients recover without surgical intervention when possible. Her treatment style combines hands-on techniques with exercise prescription, grounded in the latest research to promote lasting recovery.
 
Some of the techniques Nerissa uses are dry needling, VALD ForceDecks and Dynamo for data-driven rehab, taping, and shockwave therapy for stubborn tendon injuries.
 
She enjoys treating a broad range of patients, regardless of age, fitness, or background, and is currently expanding her expertise in women’s health.
 
Patients can expect a thorough, personalised approach focused on understanding their goals, hands-on treatment, and education in a supportive environment.
 
Outside work, you can find Nerissa training for her first full marathon, playing tennis, smiling at your dog, and trying to keep up with all her downloaded podcasts.
 
Clinical interests include:
 
  • Shoulder injuries, including rotator cuff and instability
  • Ankle sprains
  • Tennis and racquet sports injuries
  • Neck and upper back pain
  • Rehab from postoperative hip and knee replacements
  • Women’s health 
 
Languages spoken other than English: Conversational Hindi
 
Nerissa is available at Quay Health. Call 1300 782 943 to make an appointment or book online.

Jamie Belesky

Senior Physiotherapist

Jamie discovered his passion for physiotherapy through his own rehabilitation journey after tearing his ACL as a teenager playing football. Going through that process sparked his appreciation for how effective rehab can restore confidence and performance. He now has over 10 years’ experience working across musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapy in clinics in Wellington, Auckland, and London, including high-performance gym and sporting environments.

His treatment style is evidence-based, hands-on, and exercise-focused. Jamie combines manual therapy with structured rehabilitation programs to achieve long-term results and believes treatment should always be individualised to the person and their goals.

Jamie uses a range of techniques including dry needling, joint mobilisation, sports massage, taping, shockwave therapy, and VALD ForceDecks testing.

Outside the clinic, you’ll find Jamie running, surfing, playing golf, or watching football.

Clinical interests include:

  • Knee and ankle rehabilitation
  • Low back pain
  • Running-related injuries
  • Shoulder pain and instability
  • Tendon injuries

 

Jamie is available at Quay Health. Call 1300 782 943 to make an appointment or book online.