Healing Art

Dr. Derek and Dr. Oat (chiropractor) are repeatedly cited for fixing chronic back and neck pain that other clinics couldn't resolve — one patient with 3 months of radiating leg numbness and lower back pain saw the tingling disappear after just the first session of their Chiro Full Program (chiropractic adjustment + electro massage + physio), and another spent 8 years searching before finding resolution here. Multiple expat patients mention Derek specifically gets to problem areas that others miss, both repositioning joints and releasing tight muscles responsible for the dysfunction.

The sports massage therapists (particularly Ping-pong) deliver consistently strong results — several patients praise the quality of the massage component, and the clinic rotates different therapists which reviewers say is actually an advantage since each one brings different strengths to addressing your specific problem area. One theatrical performer and trainer noted the three-part program here actually worked after trying Thai massage, Chinese acupuncture, PMS machines, ultrasound, electrical stimulation, and shockwave therapy elsewhere.

The clinic offers a comprehensive diagnostic approach uncommon for Bangkok physio clinics — they screen body composition and blood work as part of intake, with a Canadian doctor who explains findings clearly in English and provides detailed postural advice tailored to your lifestyle. Several English-speaking expats explicitly note the English-language capability and the clarity of explanations, not just translating but actually understanding how to communicate complex spinal mechanics.

The chiropractic adjustment portion feels rushed relative to its price — one reviewer paid 3,500 baht for a spinal adjustment that lasted under 5 minutes, then was immediately sold a 10-session package, suggesting the adjustment itself is the shortest part of the program and may not justify its cost component. This creates a perception of upselling rather than transparent bundling.

One review appears to be a logistics mix-up (about delivering clothing to an address), suggesting possible Google Maps listing confusion or accidental review placement, which may indicate the clinic's online presence or location information could be clearer.