New Month Means New Theme
New month = new theme. Get your appointment booked BEFORE the crazy pre-Christmas season and get yourself 'a step ahead'. You also have a better chance of us finding your…
Spring Newsletter is Published
Celebrating Spring, birthdays and a new appointment to our team. Read our latest newsletter here. Team members take a look back to 2002 when TBC opened - yes there are…
Supporting Local
Our theme for July and August is 'Support Local'.... ... so it was very serendipitous when Project Kokiri launched their post-Covid lockdown 'We've Got This' campaign to promote the Nelson…
Winter Newsletter Published
Hello. Level One means that we are back to our quarterly newsletter schedule. It is exciting to move back to proactive and thinking ahead mode! As we started planning this…
We Will be Open on 14th May at 8.45am
Here are the details for booking your appointment and keeping us all well.
Growing Concern for Patients as Lockdown Continues
New Zealand Chiropractors’ Association Media Release 3rd May 2020 The New Zealand Chiropractors’ Association is urging the public to maintain strict compliance with the Level 3 restrictions so that chiropractors…
NZ Chiropractors Available Online During Level 3
Media Release - NZ Chiropractors' Association Tuesday 21st April 2020 NZ Chiropractors Available Online During Level 3 New Zealand Chiropractors are able to provide online consultations to Kiwis and give…
Chiro Care Update – Telehealth at TBC
Here is our latest newsletter introducing Telehealth consultations, a fun video from Bron, NZ Chiropractors' Association news, a competition and some simple stretching exercises from our bubble to yours.Take care…
Covid-19 – How are we all doing?
Our team has a Messenger group and it has been more active than usual. We are all finding that we are missing our working environment - each other and you!…
Today’s Update – Wednesday
The New Zealand Chiropractic Board has informed us that face-to-face chiropractic consultations, including for emergency care, acute pain or disability care, have not been deemed as an essential service. This…