Chiropractor for Neutral Bay

Good to know before you book

• Where: 18A Spit Road, Mosman NSW 2088, at Spit Junction. The entrance is on Brady Street.
• From Neutral Bay by car: Military Road east through Cremorne, then left into Brady Street just before Spit Junction.
• From Neutral Bay by bus: the B-Line (B1) stops at Neutral Bay Junction and its next stop is Spit Junction. Military Road services run the same way.
• Parking: the Bridgepoint car park is on Brady Street, the same street as our entrance.
• Open six days: until 7:00pm on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, and Saturday 9:00am to 3:00pm. Closed Sunday.
• HICAPS on site: claim your health-fund rebate at the time of your visit and pay the gap.
• No referral needed: book online or call (02) 8937 2740.
• 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.

What chiropractic care involves at ReFigure

Every new patient starts the same way: a proper assessment. We take a history, look at how you move, and explain what we find in plain English before anyone puts a hand on you. If we think chiropractic care is a reasonable fit for what is going on, we will say so and explain why. If we do not, we will tell you that too and point you toward someone better placed to assist.

Chiropractic care is a musculoskeletal approach. It looks at the spine, joints and muscles, how they move, and how they are loaded through your day. After the assessment 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 and outcomes vary from person to person, and we will not recommend care you do not need.

If you have never seen a chiropractor, what happens at a first appointment walks through the visit step by step, and what a chiropractor does covers the basics without the jargon.

The techniques we use

Our signature approach is Advanced Biostructural Correction (ABC), a full-body manual protocol that looks at your posture and biomechanics as a whole, rather than working on one spot in isolation. Alongside ABC, our practitioners draw on diversified adjusting, Thompson drop, activator and other low-force options, dry needling and soft-tissue work. If you prefer a gentler approach, we have low-force techniques available. Your chiropractor talks you through everything and works to your comfort.

For expecting parents, care is gentle and individualised, adapted to each stage of pregnancy. You can see the full list on our services page.

Who you will see

ReFigure is led by Dr Andrew Callister (Principal), who holds a Psychology degree and a Master of Chiropractic, and who previously worked as a trainer advising Olympic athletes and supporting World-Championship ski and snowboard athletes. He is joined by Dr Mathew Cullen (19+ years in strength, conditioning and rehabilitation, working with ABC, rehab and soft-tissue care) and Dr Natalie Hope (a former NSW volleyball representative, offering ABC, dry needling, IASTM, cupping and jaw work). Our wellness side includes Laura Gutierrez (Emotional Fitness Coach & Breathwork Facilitator) and John Coady (Counsellor & Psychotherapist). Meet the full team here.

Neutral Bay, from the Junction to the wharf

Neutral Bay is laid out around Military Road. Neutral Bay Junction is the centre of the suburb, and it sits on Military Road itself, with the bus stands lettered A to E along the street. If someone gives you directions in Neutral Bay, the Junction is almost always the reference point.

South of Military Road the land drops away to the harbour. Two roads carry that traffic back up to the ridge: Ben Boyd Road, which meets Military Road a short way west of the Junction, and Wycombe Road, which meets it at the Junction itself. Both are the usual way out of the lower streets and onto the road that runs to our door.

At the bottom of the suburb is Neutral Bay Wharf, on Hayes Street, where Sydney Ferries services call. Kurraba Point has its own wharf on the next headland east. Spit Junction is inland, on the ridge, so a trip that starts on a ferry finishes with the Military Road leg by bus.

On the Lower North Shore the B-Line (B1) has two stops: Neutral Bay Junction on Military Road, and Spit Junction on Spit Road. From Neutral Bay Junction, Spit Junction is the next stop. Military Road services run the same way and also stop at Spit Junction, including a stop outside Bridgepoint Shopping Centre on Brady Street, the same street as our entrance.

Timetables and routes change, so check transportnsw.info before you travel.

Getting here from Neutral Bay

By car

From Neutral Bay Junction, follow Military Road east through Cremorne to Spit Junction. From the harbour side of Neutral Bay, Ben Boyd Road and Wycombe Road both run up to Military Road. At Spit Junction, Spit Road meets Military Road. Heading east, turn left into Brady Street just before the junction. Our entrance is on Brady Street. Driving directions from Neutral Bay.

By bus

The B-Line (B1) stops at Neutral Bay Junction on Military Road and its next stop is Spit Junction, and Military Road services run the same way. One Military Road stop sits outside Bridgepoint Shopping Centre on Brady Street, the same street as our entrance. Timetables change, so check transportnsw.info before you travel. Public transport directions from Neutral Bay.

Where to 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 over two levels. Bridgepoint sets its own rates and time limits, and they change, so read the signs when you arrive. Street parking around the junction is signposted with time limits. For a first visit, park at Bridgepoint and walk to our Brady Street entrance.

Hours

The evening slots on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday and the Saturday morning are the ones that usually suit people working in the city.

What else is nearby

Spit Junction is a shopping and services hub, so an appointment folds easily 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.

Rebates and booking

No referral is needed to see a chiropractor. You can book online any time, or call (02) 8937 2740 during clinic hours. We have HICAPS on site, so if your extras cover includes chiropractic your health-fund claim is processed at the time of your visit and you pay the gap. What you receive back depends on your fund and your level of cover.

Our guide to chiropractic costs, Medicare and health-fund rebates sets out what to expect and what to check before you book. You can also see our full list of services or get in touch if you would like to ask something first.