About Network Spinal
This is an inclusive, independent space — welcoming practitioners across the evolution of this work.
About Network Spinal
Network Spinal is a gentle, evolving approach to Chiropractic care, developed by Donald M. Epstein.
Over time, this work has been known by different names — including Network Chiropractic and Network Spinal Analysis— reflecting its continued growth and development. Today, it is most commonly referred to as Network Spinal.
At its core, the work remains the same.
It engages with the body’s nervous system through light contacts along the spine, supporting the release of stored tension and the development of greater ease, awareness, and adaptability.
Often described as the “Energy Medicine of Chiropractic,” Network Spinal focuses on helping the body reorganise patterns of stress so that health and vitality can emerge more naturally.
Developed Within the Chiropractic Profession
Network Spinal is practised by registered Chiropractors who have undertaken additional training in this approach.
Practitioners in this directory may have trained across different periods and under different program names, including Network Chiropractic, Network Spinal Analysis, and Network Spinal.
All share a common foundation in this work, while their experience, style, and level of continuing education may vary.
This directory exists to honour that shared foundation — and to provide a place where practitioners, regardless of when or how they trained, can be seen and found.
A Gentle Approach
Network Spinal is known for its gentle and precise spinal contacts.
Rather than forcing change, the practitioner works with the nervous system — supporting the body to release tension and develop new strategies for adapting to life.
Many people report a greater sense of ease, clarity, and connection within their body over time.
Network Spinal in Australia and New Zealand
Network Spinal care is offered by Chiropractors across Australia and New Zealand, in both major cities and regional communities.
This directory was created to make the work more visible and accessible — helping people find a practitioner near them, while also strengthening the presence of this work across the region.
If you are a practitioner offering this work, you are warmly invited to be part of this growing network.