Free access to chiropractors and homeopaths at Denis Hurley

THE Denis Hurley Centre in Durban offers a range of community classes and initiatives, and thanks to the Durban University of Technology’s Health Sciences Faculty, the centre is now offering access to complementary therapies.

According to Raymond Perrier, director of the centre, free chiropractic sessions are available every Wednesday from 08:00 to 11:30.

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“We have fifth-year chiropractic students working under supervision, offering their services.  If you are suffering from back pain, neck pain, unexplained headaches, or have trouble sleeping, then consulting a chiropractor could make a huge difference,” said Perrier.

Additionally, every Wednesday and Friday morning, from 08:30 to 11:30, the centre hosts services from fifth and sixth-year homeopathy students.

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If you have used homeopathic treatments before, or you want to find out more, then drop by the Denis Hurley Centre.

All services are free, and there is no need to book.  Email admin@denishurleycentre.org for more information about chiropractic and homeopathic services.

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