The technique used at Levity is called NetworkSpinal. Previously called Network Chiropractic and Network Spinal Analysis (NSA), continued research and refinement of the technique prompted new perspectives, objectives and outcomes – and a new name.

Network “adjustments” are called Spinal Entrainments. They are very gentle, almost “no force” contacts on the spine that prompt a measureable response. Some of our practice members describe the experience as if their body is “self correcting”.

My true passion is working with the whole person. I am fascinated in what the body tells us about the experience of the person, and how working with the body influences so many aspects of someone’s experience in the world.

It is my philosophy that Chiropractic is a tool that helps people become more flexible in their patterning – physical, emotional, mental and more. When our patterns become less fixed we develop more connection with ourselves and start to express the version of ourselves that is more authentic, rather than the patterns we have adopted in response to our lived experience (and/or trauma).

Both the process and the outcomes are so valuable. The process can empower us, bring us so much more resourcefulness and learning – we can become central to our own story and start to move forward with purpose and curiosity. The outcomes mean we have so much more to give in a more sustainable way.

This is why I chose Levity as the name for my practice: When our system is more functional, everything is lighter! Our bodies feel easier and lighter, our thoughts and emotions and stories are lighter.

Becca graduated from RMIT in 2006 and has been studying NetworkSpinal ever since.