Chiropractic Care for Seven Hills Residents
Kings Park Chiropractic is a short drive from Seven Hills — 6.9 km away via Sunnyholt Road. Dr. Brian Sin (DACCP) has been helping patients from Seven Hills and the wider Blacktown–Parramatta corridor move better and live with less pain since 2018.
Whether your pain started with a sporting injury, built up gradually from years at a desk, or is a long-standing issue other treatment hasn’t resolved, the right first step is a proper assessment — not a guess. We treat children and adults of all ages, open 7 days a week.
New Patient Special
Initial Consultation & Same-day Treatment — $159 $109
Serving Seven Hills | 6.9 km via Sunnyholt Road | ~13 min drive
Sports Injury Treatment & Performance
Acute sports injuries — sprained ankles, strained hamstrings, jammed shoulders, lower back tweaks during training — respond best when assessed early and accurately. Treating the wrong structure, or treating generically without identifying what’s actually injured, slows recovery and increases the risk of the same injury recurring once you’re back on the field.
Dr. Brian’s approach to sports injuries combines orthopaedic testing to confirm what’s actually involved, hands-on treatment — including spinal and joint adjustment, soft tissue work, and dry needling — and a structured return-to-sport plan rather than a vague “ease back into it” instruction. The goal is full function, not just pain reduction.
Beyond injury treatment, many active patients from Seven Hills attend for ongoing performance work — addressing biomechanical restrictions, asymmetries, and movement patterns that limit performance before they become injuries. This is particularly relevant for runners, weightlifters, and field-sport athletes carrying repetitive load through the same joints week after week.
Conditions We Treat
Back pain can come from the disc, the small facet joints either side of the spine, or the surrounding muscles — and each responds differently to treatment. Dr. Brian’s assessment is built around working out which structure is actually involved before deciding on a treatment plan, rather than treating every back pain the same way.
Neck pain can come from the joints, discs, or muscles of the cervical spine, and often refers into the shoulder or up into the head as a headache. Identifying exactly which structures are involved — rather than treating the neck generically — is the difference between short-term relief and a lasting result.
Not all leg pain that feels like sciatica actually comes from the spine — piriformis syndrome, sacroiliac joint dysfunction, and referred hip pain can all mimic true sciatic nerve irritation. A proper neurological and orthopaedic examination is what separates an accurate diagnosis from a guess.
Not every disc bulge causes symptoms — imaging studies regularly find disc bulges in people with no pain at all. What matters clinically is whether the bulge is irritating a nearby nerve root, which is determined through physical examination rather than the scan alone.
Shoulder pain can stem from the joint itself, the rotator cuff, or be referred from the neck and upper back — a distinction that significantly changes treatment. This is especially common among tradespeople, gym-goers, and overhead athletes carrying repetitive load through the shoulder.
Knee pain in active adults is frequently linked to hip and ankle mechanics rather than the knee joint alone — runners and field-sport athletes in particular often need the whole kinetic chain assessed, not just the painful joint, to find lasting relief.
Understanding Your Spine
The spine is made up of 24 moveable vertebrae, separated by intervertebral discs that act as shock absorbers, with nerve roots exiting at each level to supply different parts of the body. Each segment also has facet joints — small joints at the back of the spine that guide and limit movement.
When a disc, facet joint, or surrounding muscle becomes irritated or restricted, the effects are not always confined to where you feel the pain. A restriction in the lower back can refer pain into the hip or leg; a restricted segment in the neck can contribute to headaches. This is why an accurate assessment of which structure and which level is involved matters more than simply locating where it hurts.
Dr. Brian uses orthopaedic and neurological testing alongside a detailed history to work out exactly which spinal structures are contributing to your symptoms, before deciding on the most appropriate combination of adjustment, mobilisation, and soft tissue treatment for your specific presentation.
How We Help You Recover
Every new patient starts with a thorough assessment — health history, postural analysis, and range-of-motion and orthopaedic testing relevant to your complaint. This isn’t a formality; it’s what determines whether your pain is coming from a disc, a joint, a muscle, or a combination, and that distinction shapes everything that follows.
From there, Dr. Brian builds a treatment plan specific to your presentation, which may combine spinal and joint adjustment, soft tissue therapy, dry needling, cupping, or rehabilitation exercises. In most cases, hands-on treatment begins at the first visit — not just a consultation followed by a delayed start.
Follow-up visits are shorter and focused on reviewing your response to treatment, adjusting the plan as you improve, and progressing you towards independence rather than indefinite ongoing care. Patients from Seven Hills typically see Dr. Brian for an initial course of treatment, then transition to maintenance visits or are discharged once their goals are met.
Why Kings Park Chiropractic?
Just 13 minutes from Seven Hills — no referral needed.
Kings Park Chiropractic is a short drive from Seven Hills via Sunnyholt Road. Open 7 days — including Sundays — with same-day appointments often available. Dr. Brian assesses the cause, not just the symptom.
Dr. Brian Sin
Dr. Brian Sin founded Kings Park Chiropractic in 2018 and brings 10 years of clinical chiropractic experience to every consultation. He subsequently completed the Diplomate of the Academy of Chiropractic Children’s Practitioners (DACCP) — one of the few chiropractors in Western Sydney to hold this postgraduate paediatric qualification.
Dr. Brian is registered with AHPRA and a member of the Chiropractors’ Association of Australia. He treats patients ranging from newborns and children through to working adults, athletes, and seniors, and is known for his methodical assessment approach and clear, jargon-free communication.
Getting Here from Seven Hills
6.9 km · approximately 13 minutes
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Other Areas We Serve
In addition to Seven Hills, Kings Park Chiropractic regularly sees patients from across the Blacktown–Parramatta corridor and surrounding western Sydney suburbs.
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Open 7 days · No referral needed · HICAPS on-site · 36 Donohue Street, Kings Park NSW 2148