Dr Carsen Tannberg and his wife Airynaa established the clinic over 32 years ago.

With a USA doctorate degree in chiropractic and a doctorate degree in naturopathy, Dr Tannberg had a practice in Calgary, Canada prior to moving to Australia.

He continues his research for the benefit of his patients.

A few years ago, the automated flexion-distraction tables he uses in his clinic were featured on A Current Affair which gives patients low back pain relief.

Corrimal Family Chiropractic clinic has also been using the MR4 Super Pulsed Laser therapy for the past 13 years, recently on Channel 7.

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LASER (Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation) also known as phototherapy involves the application of low power coherent light to injuries and lesions to stimulate healing and reduce pain.

"It is used to increase the speed, quality and strength of tissue repair, resolve inflammation and give pain relief in chronic conditions," Dr Tannberg said.

"It's a complete system of treating muscle, tendon, ligament, connective tissue, bone, nerve and dermal tissues using a drug-free modality."

The therapeutic stimulation from a laser also relaxes muscles, increases local blood circulation giving enhanced relief to some of the following symptoms:

Migraine headaches, TMJ (jaw pain), cervical (neck) pain, rotator cuff - shoulder pain, bulging, herniated, degenerative discs, lumbar (low back) and sciatica pain, elbow and joint pain, pinched sciatica nerve, elbow and joint pain, wrist pain, carpal tunnel, hip bursitis, knee and joint pain.

Also pulled hamstrings/calves, shin splints, knee injuries, osteoarthritis, bunion pain, foot and ankle pain, calcification (bone spurs), plantar fasciitis, neuropathy, repetitive stress and sports injuries, arthritis, and soft tissue injuries.

"Laser therapy is safe and effective, improves biological activity, non-invasive and has no side effects," he said.

"The treatment, supported by over 4,000 clinical studies and used in hospitals and private practices in over 30 countries, is an alternative to opioids."

Corrimal Family Chiropractic Centre attracts clients from over a 100km radius for those looking for enhanced healing and wellbeing.

Along with Dr Carsen and Airynaa is chiropractor and kinesiologist Dr Brett Stevens and receptionist Michelle Wasson.

The clinic is at Shop 2, 108 Railway Street, Corrimal. For an appointment, call 4284 8009.