Low back pain
Acute flare-ups, sciatica, and chronic discomfort that limits work and life.
Hands-on chiropractic care for back, neck, and joint pain, adjustments, mobilizations, soft tissue work, and rehab exercises tailored to your assessment.


Chiropractic care at Back In Balance starts with a thorough orthopedic and movement assessment, not a one-size-fits-all adjustment. We use a combination of spinal manipulation, gentle mobilization, soft tissue therapy, and targeted exercise to reduce pain and restore function.
Most of what gets called "throwing my back out" is mechanical: irritated joints, overloaded muscles, and movement patterns that haven't been challenged in a while. The right care is rarely just one thing, it's a structured plan you can actually follow between visits.
Acute flare-ups, sciatica, and chronic discomfort that limits work and life.
Tech neck, cervicogenic headaches, and post-whiplash recovery.
Tendinopathy, post-injury rehab, and movement limitations from old injuries.
There are no contracts, no pre-paid packages, and no surprise fees. Care continues only as long as it's helping, and we'll tell you when it's time to graduate.
A short, specific set of daily exercises, five to ten minutes, prescribed from your assessment, with video links so you're never guessing on form.
We progress the program as you tolerate it, rebuilding strength and capacity so the problem holds up to real life, not just the treatment table.
You leave knowing exactly what to do if symptoms return six months from now. That's the goal of every plan here.

We start with the conversation: what hurts, when it started, what makes it better or worse, and what your day actually looks like. Then a comprehensive physical exam, range of motion, neurological screening (reflexes, sensation, strength), and orthopedic testing.
From there you'll get a working diagnosis in plain language, a written care plan, and the first set of exercises. Treatment usually starts the same day if appropriate. Most patients leave the first visit knowing exactly what they're dealing with and how many visits we expect this to take.
45–60 min
First visit length
4–8
Typical visits to plateau
Same-day
Care starts at first visit
Direct billed
To most insurers

The goal of every chiropractic plan here is to make you self-sufficient. The exercises we prescribe are deliberately simple and short, five to ten minutes a day, not a fitness program. We progress them as you tolerate, and we wean visit frequency as you stabilize.
If you have a flare-up six months from now, you'll know exactly what to do. That's the deal.
Common reasons people come in for this.

Lower back pain is the most common reason patients book at Back In Balance, from acute flare-ups and sciatica to chronic pain that limits daily life. Same-day chiropractic assessments for lower back pain at our downtown Toronto clinic.
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Tech neck, cervicogenic headaches, post-whiplash recovery, and pinched-nerve symptoms, assessed and treated with the same hospital-affiliated rigour we bring to low back pain.
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Disc bulges, herniations, and disc-related sciatica. What the imaging actually means, when surgery is and isn't on the table, and the conservative pathway most patients respond to.
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Stabbing, one-sided low back or buttock pain that flares with twisting, asymmetric loading, or rolling over in bed. Often missed for months because it doesn't behave like 'regular' back pain.
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About the clinic
A few words from people we've helped get back to what they love.
“Steps from College station and they direct-bill my insurance, so it's an easy visit. Real assessment, no pressure, and a plan I could actually follow at home.”
“I saw Dr. Clarke through my pregnancy for pelvic pain. Gentle, knowledgeable, and reassuring the whole way. It made a real difference to how I felt day to day.”
“Booked for a running gait analysis before a half marathon. The video breakdown of my stride was eye-opening and the exercises sorted out the knee pain that kept derailing my training.”
Patient-language guides on the conditions and care we see most.
Tell us what you need from chiropractic care and the front desk will match you with the right practitioner.