Chiropractor in Mosman

Good to know before you book

• Where: 18A Spit Road, Mosman NSW 2088. The entrance is via Brady Street, by Spit Junction.
• Open six days: until 7:00pm on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, and Saturday 9:00am to 2:00pm. Closed Sunday.
• No referral needed: book online or call (02) 8937 2740.
• HICAPS on site: claim your health-fund rebate at the time of your visit and pay the gap.
• Registered chiropractors: Dr Andrew Callister, Dr Mathew Cullen and Dr Natalie Hope are registered with the Chiropractic Board of Australia through AHPRA.
• Female chiropractor available: Dr Natalie Hope. Request her when you book.
• Low-force techniques available: ask for a lower-force approach at any point.
• Sports chiropractic available: see our sports injuries page.
• Getting here: Bridgepoint car park on Brady Street, and the B-Line (B1) stop at Spit Junction.

Where is ReFigure in Mosman?

You'll find us at 18A Spit Road, Mosman NSW 2088, near the Spit Junction end of Spit Road where Military Road becomes Spit Road. The entrance is via Brady Street, the small street just off Spit Road, look for the ReFigure signage rather than trying to enter directly from the main road. If you reach the shops of Spit Junction heading north, you're right by us.

Mosman sits on the Lower North Shore between Middle Harbour and Sydney Harbour, and our clinic is easy to reach from the village heart of Mosman Junction, the cafés along Military Road, or the beach and boat sheds at Balmoral.

How do I get there and where do I park?

• From Mosman Junction / Military Road: head north-east along Military Road towards Spit Junction, Military Road becomes Spit Road at the top. We're a short way down on your approach to the Spit, with the entrance on Brady Street.
• From Balmoral Beach: come up Awaba Street or Raglan Street to Military Road, then continue to Spit Junction and onto Spit Road.
• Coming over the Spit Bridge: head up Spit Road towards Spit Junction; we're on your left as you near the top, with the Brady Street entrance.
• By bus: Spit Junction is a major stop on the Military Road corridor, with frequent services from the city, Neutral Bay and Cremorne. It's a short walk from the interchange.

For parking, there is metered and time-limited street parking around Spit Junction and along Brady Street, plus the Bridgepoint car park described below. It can get busy at peak times, so allow a few extra minutes. Prefer step-by-step directions? Use the get directions link and it will route you straight to the door.

What chiropractic care involves here

We focus on the musculoskeletal system: the spine, joints and muscles, and how you move. A first visit is an assessment. Your chiropractor takes a history, looks at how you move and load your spine, and explains what they find in plain English. You will be told what the options are. They may include manual care, lower-force techniques, movement and exercise guidance, doing nothing for now, or referral to your GP or another practitioner.

Care is individualised after that assessment; outcomes vary from person to person and depend on your individual situation. If we don't think we're the right fit, we'll say so and help point you in the right direction.

If you'd like to read more first, these general information pages describe what an assessment involves for common concerns. None of them replaces an individual assessment:

• What happens at a first chiropractic appointment
• What a chiropractor does
• Neck and desk-related tension
• Sciatica
• Posture assessment
• Sports chiropractic in Mosman

What techniques does the clinic use?

Our chiropractors use a range of techniques, including Advanced Biostructural Correction (ABC), a full-body manual protocol, alongside diversified, Thompson drop, activator and other low-force techniques, dry needling and soft-tissue work. Technique is chosen after your assessment and with your consent. Some people prefer firmer hands-on adjusting; others prefer low-force care. You can ask for a lower-force approach at any point.

Who will I see?

ReFigure is a five-practitioner clinic. Our three chiropractors are registered with AHPRA: Dr Andrew Callister (Principal Chiropractor; a Psychology degree and Master of Chiropractic, with a background training and advising elite and Olympic-level athletes), Dr Mathew Cullen (a chiropractor with 19+ years in strength, conditioning and rehabilitation, using ABC, rehab and soft-tissue care) and Dr Natalie Hope (a former NSW volleyball representative and our female chiropractor, offering ABC, dry needling, IASTM, cupping and jaw/TMJ work). You can request a particular practitioner when you book. Alongside the chiropractic team, Laura Gutierrez is our Emotional Fitness Coach and Breathwork Facilitator and John Coady is our Counsellor and Psychotherapist. Meet the full team.

Opening hours in Mosman

Chiropractic care at ReFigure is individualised, and outcomes vary from person to person, what's right for one person may differ for another. We'll talk through what we find, what care might involve and what to expect, so you can make an informed choice about your care.

Bridgepoint parking, buses and what is nearby

The Bridgepoint car park

Our entrance sits on Brady Street, the same short street as Bridgepoint Shopping Centre at 1-3 Brady Street, on the corner of Military Road and Brady Street. Bridgepoint has an on-site car park with about 275 spaces over two levels. Bridgepoint sets its own rates and time limits, and they change, so read the signs when you arrive. For a first visit, park at Bridgepoint and walk around the corner.

By bus

The B-Line (B1) stops at Spit Junction on Spit Road. Military Road services also stop at Spit Junction, and one stop sits outside Bridgepoint Shopping Centre on Brady Street, the same street as our entrance. Timetables change, so check transportnsw.info before you travel.

What else is around

Spit Junction is a shopping and services hub, so you can fold an appointment into errands you were already running. Bridgepoint Shopping Centre, Ritchies Supa IGA, Bridgepoint Pharmacy, Priceline Pharmacy, Scoop Wholefoods and Mosman Public Library all sit within a short walk of our door.