Nathan Chiropractic Centre

18/11/2025

Important announcement.

Thank you for your loyal support.

13/04/2022

Amazing work from our principal Chiropractor Dr Kana Nathan!

COMMUNITY SUPPORT FOR FLOODS: We are so proud of our Fit and Fab class participants at Burnside Community Centres and their family and friends for raising $1,500 to donate to the Red Cross Qld and NSW Floods Appeal. Thank you also to class instructor Kana Nathan for providing this opportunity to participants and making the donation on their behalf. What an amazing effort from everyone involved!

26/03/2022

Principal Chiropractor Dr Kana Nathan recently featured in the news again with acknowledgement of his contribution to community health. Not only is Dr Nathan a multi-medal winning Masters Games athlete he is also an expert on falls prevention and strength training. When he is not training and competing Dr Nathan continues to practice at Nathan Chiropractic Centre on Friday evenings.

https://engage.burnside.sa.gov.au/FOCUSOnBurnside/news_feed/harmony-week-heroes-kana-nathan

31/07/2019

We’re still open Wednesday & Friday.
Call 8266 3335 (or see Shannon at Shabui Hair next door) to book in!

13/01/2019

The Noi group are world leaders in pain science. Here’s an opportunity to participate in a non-invasive study that may help you manage your lower back pain.

Australia’s university of enterprise has a global reputation for the creativity of its graduates and the innovative, outcomes-focused relevance of its research.

17/05/2018

Lower back pain? Exercise, mindfulness and spinal manipulation (from a chiropractor, osteopath or physiotherapist) recommended before turning to drugs and surgery.

http://theconversation.com/the-guidelines-on-low-back-pain-are-clear-drugs-and-surgery-should-be-the-last-resort-94746

A recent series on low back pain by the global medical journal The Lancet shows doctors often overlook recommended treatments, such as advice to stay active and to exercise.

07/05/2018

They key to managing knee pain may start with the correct exercises.

09/04/2018

Great discussion points for when you’re not sure who to see!

HOW DO I KNOW WHO TO SEE? PHYSIO, CHIRO, OSTEO, ACUPUNCTURE, ALTERNATIVE?Easily the most common questions we get in the clinic are;How do I know who to see?​​​​​OrWhat’s the difference between Physio, Chiro, Osteo, Acupuncture…OrWhat’s ‘better’ between…THE

16/02/2018

Lower back pain?

Latest recommendations for pain management suggest avoiding pharmacological and surgical management as a first line treatment.

Recommendations from the Faculty of Pain Medicine on chronic pain, neuropathic pain and low back pain.

08/11/2017

At a ceremony at Government house on Friday the 28th of September 2017 Dr Kana Nathan (Chiropractor) received an award from the Governor of South Australia’s wife, Mrs Lan Le.
The award ‘Celebrate Age 2017’ is in recognition of Kana’s contribution to active and positive ageing. Mention was also made to his ongoing involvement in motivating senior citizens in the Burnside City Council area and his success in the Masters Games over the years.
Kana was rewarded with a very friendly and enjoyable day at Government House.

14/07/2017

Dr Kana Nathan (Chiropractor) scoring gold! From the Eastern Courier Messenger Press 12th July 2017.

17/05/2017

Suffering from chronic pain and using opioid based pain relief?

Good news, The 2017 Canadian Guideline for Opioids for Chronic Non-Cancer Pain has strongly recommended a multidisciplinary approach that may include chiropractic care as part of your management plan.

http://m.cmaj.ca/content/189/18/E659

"Recommendation 10: For patients with chronic noncancer pain who are using opioids and experiencing serious challenges in tapering

Strong recommendation

We recommend a formal multidisciplinary program.
Recognizing the cost of formal multidisciplinary opioid reduction programs and their current limited availability/capacity, an alternative is a coordinated multidisciplinary collaboration that includes several health professionals whom physicians can access according to their availability (possibilities include, but are not limited to, a primary care physician, a nurse, a pharmacist, a physical therapist, a chiropractor, a kinesiologist, an occupational therapist, an addiction specialist, a psychiatrist, and a psychologist)."

Chronic noncancer pain includes any painful condition that persists for at least three months and is not associated with malignant disease.