Level 4, Suite 4.02, 139 Macquarie Street, Sydney, NSW 2000

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Improve and Correct Your Poor Posture

Posture treatment identifies the underlying cause of your poor posture to allow you to sit and stand upright when you’re not thinking about it

How we can help correct your posture

Poor posture is becoming increasingly common as people spend more time sitting at work and at home. Even if it isn’t causing immediate pain, slouching places extra stress on your joints and muscles, which can eventually lead to discomfort, stiffness, and long-term structural problems.

If you’ve noticed your posture gradually getting worse, it’s likely due to subtle changes in your spine’s alignment over time. At Spine and Posture Care, we identify these specific spinal issues and provide tailored treatments to correct them — helping you restore and maintain healthy, natural posture throughout your day.

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Prevent or eliminate pain

Don’t let poor posture put unnecessary tension and stress on your body which can cause discomfort or lead to pain in the future

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Look and feel better

Poor posture not only makes you look but also feel older. Sitting and standing taller naturally allows you to display confidence that poor posture doesn't

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Maintain good posture all day

Allow your body to maintain good posture throughout the day when you're sitting or standing for long periods.

Can a chiropractor fix bad posture?

Yes, chiropractors specialize in identifying and correcting poor posture caused by spinal misalignments, muscular imbalances, and poor habits. They use gentle spinal adjustments, targeted muscle work, and exercise plans to retrain your body into healthier alignment.

How long does it take to correct posture?

This depends on the severity of the issue and consistency of care. Some people notice improvements in a few weeks, while others with chronic poor posture may need several months. Your chiropractor will tailor the timeline to your individual needs and track progress regularly.

Does fixing posture make you taller?

Yes — improving your posture can make you appear up to 2–5 cm taller by correcting spinal alignment, pulling your shoulders back, and eliminating slouching. While it doesn’t increase your actual bone length, it helps you stand at your full height.

Not sure what's causing your pain?

Sometimes its difficult to know who to see and what to do for your problem.

Book a free 15 min phone consultation with one of our Sydney Chiropractors so we can help identify your problem and give you advice on exactly what you can do to get rid of it!

4 Simple steps to better posture

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We ask specific questions to identify the most likely cause of your poor posture and whether its causing or may cause any pain or discomfort

After your history, we perform tests which target different postural muscles and joints to see how they have changed your posture in both the short and long term

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Based on your history and examination we’ll give you a specific diagnosis so you understand exactly what is causing your poor posture and how we can help to change it

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You will receive treatment specific to your postural problems which focus on improving your posture and helping it to stay there in the long term.

[Free Ebook] The Ultimate Posture Checklist

Download your free posture checklist and start applying these easy tips to improve your posture when sitting, sleeping and standing.

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Can posture correction help you?

Posture Correction at Spine and Posture Care

We assess spinal alignment and identify areas of tension or imbalance. Through targeted adjustments and personalized exercise programs, they work to restore proper posture and alleviate associated symptoms.

Our program includes:

  1. Assessment: Comprehensive evaluation of posture and spinal alignment.
  2. Treatment Plan: Customized plan incorporating chiropractic adjustments, exercises, and ergonomic advice.
  3. Monitoring: Regular follow-ups to track progress and make necessary adjustments.

Is posture correction painful?

No, posture correction is typically gentle and relieving. Chiropractic care includes low-force adjustments, stretches, and strengthening techniques that reduce tension and help you move more freely. Most people feel better within the first few sessions.

Posture problems we help treat

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Head poking forward
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Forward rolled shoulders
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Hunched mid back
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Uneven shoulders
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Increased curve in lower back
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Tilting in your pelvis
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Rounded upper back (kyphosis)
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Sway back posture
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Shoulder elevation or imbalance
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Collapsed chest posture

Posture Correction: Frequently Asked Questions

What are the signs of poor posture?

Common signs include:

  • Rounded shoulders
  • Forward head posture
  • Back or neck stiffness
  • Uneven hips or shoulders
  • Difficulty standing or sitting upright for long


Chiropractors assess these patterns and offer corrective treatment.

Absolutely. Poor posture places continuous stress on muscles, joints, and ligaments. Over time, this can lead to neck pain, back pain, shoulder tightness, and even headaches. Early correction helps prevent these symptoms from becoming chronic.

Great posture exercises include:

  • Chin tucks
  • Wall angels
  • Shoulder blade squeezes
  • Thoracic extensions over a foam roller

Chiropractors will guide you on form and frequency for best results.

Yes, posture can be improved at nearly any age. While younger people often see faster results, adults — even seniors — benefit greatly from chiropractic care, targeted exercises, and posture coaching. Consistency is key.

They begin with a thorough history, visual postural assessment, spinal palpation, and movement testing. Some use posture grids or digital tools to analyze your alignment. This helps identify the root cause of imbalances and plan precise treatment.

Common causes include:

  • Prolonged sitting (especially at desks or with screens)
  • Muscle weakness or tightness
  • Injuries or imbalances
  • Sedentary lifestyle
  • Poor ergonomics


Posture correction plans are designed to address both the cause and the symptoms.

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