New Zealand College of Chiropractic

Excellent service, we been looked after by Gene, he looked after our family very well. My back pain relieved, I feel much better, calmer. Highly recommend this place
Thank you
Maria, Sophia and Yasmin Auckland

Very poor experience from Cooper Brotman, Chiropractic Intern - bombarding us with support tickets on Sunday's and Public Holidays - all for something that he got elsewhere

Lovely experience, interns are professional. Eager to understand your issues, discuss, run through the mentors and treat you. Always there to help you.
We need to have patience to go, run through the process, discuss your concerns with interns. Let them know the issues.
The treatment takes time to fix problems, depending upon our issues. I have always enjoyed my visit and able to improve my back and especially my next problem. I am a Chartered Accountant and will have constant issue with back and next door to the narrow of work. We need to visit and fix them.

Great place and facilities, great people, great everything! Super looking forward to starting my study there next year!

An intern injured my neck further while attempting to do chiropractic movements. Would not recommend going here. You're better off paying a bit more and going to professionals/graduates who will not make your injuries worse.

New Zealand College of Chiropractic es una gran institución formadora de profesionales quiroprácticos. Excelente infraestructura, personal muy amable

I wanted to love this school. I applied with older prerequisite courses and did not hear once from a recruiter—or see anywhere on the website—that older prerequisite courses would have to be repeated. There is, in fact, an age limit. (I hadn’t run into this issue with any other schools I applied to.) So heads up prospective applicants BEFORE you pay the hefty application fee and spend money and time sending documents to a foreign land. Other chiropractic colleges in the U. S. (where chiropractic education was actually born), like Life and Sherman, waive their application fees and they’re not even as much as NZCC’s fee. I was told after the fact by the school that the information for course age restrictions was in the handbook and that students are encouraged to review the handbook before applying. No apology for not making this clear up front or anything. Just a very snarky reply. How low can you go? This school is playing semantics and is obviously prioritizing making money off applications. So sad and not very classy. I gave this school two stars because a money-hungry chiropractic college is better than no chiropractic college, even though it is image-tarnishing. Chiropractic is still an incredible skill to have.

Very professional staff and service, a little hard to find exactly where to go first time but other than that amazing service.

Bad customer service, applying for this college is not fair.you pay 200$ for application and they do not give you grant that you will be accepted!

I have 2 friends that study at the College and they seem to absolutely love the experience. The centre is so affordable, even as a student, and going in twice a week has improved my personal life. I love hearing from my friends there if the amazing recoveries some of their patients are making, and I've been refering everyone I meet to go there, even if they think they don't need to.

The best tertiary institution I have attended. The curriculum supports hands-on practice from day one, with the staff, faculty, and students being very supportive.

I have had great experience attending the chiropractic centre. The intern I see is very professional and there are a team of clinical mentors that oversee my appointments. I have received care from the mentors when needed. This is a very well run clinic.

"If it is not broken don't fix it" - I strongly suggest you consider the potential repercussions of using this college, for a young woman looking to improve their posture, i'm tall at 6ft, but the result is continuous head and neck pains for over 2 months now and my GP is suggesting their is the possibility of nerve damage in my neck. The benefits certainly do not outway the risks. I was also very disappointed with care provided even when escalated to management. Just a response that you signed the consent form and it is what it is. In hindsight this is nothing more than a business fronting as a college, utilising low or unpaid students, with questionable skills. Also beware the default and excessive upsell on x-rays. 8 x-rays in 1 session is not good for anyone and there was a child x-rayed ahead of me. Again think twice before proceeding or pay the extra for an experience professional Chiropractor. The choice is yours.

I have been visiting the college for a while now and have experienced some amazing results. The students seem very professional and eager to assist where possible.