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Advanced 3D Spinal Decompression Therapy
MT Core offers a non-surgical approach to spinal care that combines decompression with controlled movement to improve mobility & restore function for disc and nerve-related pain, arthritis & degenerative spinal conditions.
What is Spinal Decompression?
Spinal Decompression therapy is a non-invasive treatment designed to relieve pressure within the spine.
Using controlled decompression and gentle spinal movement, the therapy helps to:
➜ Reduce pressure on discs and nerves
➜ Improve spinal mobility
➜ Support tissue healing
➜ Reduce pain and stiffness
“Designed for people experiencing disc-related pain, nerve symptoms, or reduced spinal mobility. Treatment focuses on reducing pressure, improving mobility and restoring function.”
What Conditions Can 3D Spinal Decompression Help?
Our advanced multi-directional (3D) movement system specifically targets complex, non-responsive structural and mechanical issues within the spine.
This therapy may assist with:
Disc injuries: Helps relieve pressure on disc bulges or herniations.
Nerve irritation: Targets severe sciatica, shooting nerve pain, and tingling.
Degenerative conditions: Eases discomfort from arthritis and degenerative disc disease.
Spinal narrowing: Widens structural pathways to relieve spinal stenosis.
Joint stiffness: Offloads weight from painful joints in Facet Joint Syndrome.
Postural issues: Gently stretches out chronic postural strain and scoliosis.
Suitability will be determined during pre-screening.
“Hunter Functional Health is the only clinic in the Hunter region offering Advanced 3D spinal decompression with the MT Core system.”
Ready for your Pre-Screening Assessment?
Contact us on 0466 074 208 or click the button below to get started.
The MT Core Difference
Unlike traditional traction, which applies a straight-line, static pull, this approach incorporates gentle, multi-directional dynamic movement to better reflect how the spine moves in everyday activities.
MT Core advanced 3D S.M.A.R.T technology provides safe, targetted and controlled spinal therapy, allowing the spine to move more naturally during treatment while decompression is applied.
➜ Multi-directional spinal decompression
➜ Controlled spinal mobilisation during treatment
➜ Targeted therapy for cervical, thoracic and lumbar regions
➜ Adaptive treatment controls adjusted based individual response
➜ Comfortable, controlled treatment sessions
The goal is to restore movement while reducing pressure on sensitive spinal structures.
“By supporting natural spinal motion, this advanced approach is designed to reduce pain, improve mobility and restore function as part of a structured treatment plan.”
Key Features
3D Spinal Motion
The system moves the spine in multiple directions – lateral, axial and vertical – including rotational pelvic motion to support more natural spinal movement.
Real-Time Biofeedback
Sensors monitor your response during treatment and automatically adjust movement & tension to maintain safe and effective therapy.
Sacral Pump Function
A specialised feature gently mobilises the sacroiliac region and supports spinal fluid circulation.
Your Treatment Journey
Your treatment plan is designed to support gradual improvement over several weeks.
Consistency with your treatment plan helps support the best outcomes.
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When you book your first appointment, you will complete a short pre-screening form so your clinician can review your symptoms and medical history and determine whether spinal decompression therapy may be appropriate for you.
If the treatment is not suitable, we will contact you to discuss alternative options or referral if required.
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If suitable, your first treatment session will be completed, along with a post-treatment care plan that may include:
Guided post-treatment mobility or strengthening exercises
Tailored at-home care recommendations to support recovery
Confirmation of your recommended treatment plan and next steps
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Most treatment plans involve 10–12 sessions over several weeks to progressively improve spinal mobility and reduce pressure on spinal discs and nerves.
Spinal decompression may also be used alongside other treatments and rehabilitation exercises where appropriate.
We offer flexible payment options including Pay-As-You-Go or Multi-Session Packs.
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Your progress will be monitored throughout your treatment plan.
After your initial treatment plan, your clinician will review your progress and discuss the next stage of care, which may include continued treatment, maintenance sessions, or rehabilitation exercises.
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Click the links below to access your after-care guides:
Ready for your Pre-Screening Assessment?
Contact us on 0466 074 208 or click the button below to get started.
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We also offer Pre-Paid Multi-session packs at a discounted rate.
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A discounted rate applies to pre-paid multi session packs (10 or more sessions)
Rebates are claimable on or after appointment date.
Treatment Costs
Most patients benefit from a structured series of treatments delivered over several weeks.
We offer flexible payment options including Pay-As-You-Go or Pre-Paid Multi-Session Packs at a discounted rate.
We accept Medicare referrals and Private Health rebates.
Check with your provider for further information regarding your individual cover.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Spinal decompression therapy may be suitable for people experiencing disc-related back or neck pain, nerve irritation, arthritis or degenerative conditions and reduced spinal mobility.
Suitability will be determined during your pre-screening and initial assessment.
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Most patients describe the treatment as gentle and comfortable.
Most patients describe the treatment as a gentle stretching or movement sensation in the spine. Sessions are designed to be comfortable and controlled.
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Sessions typically take 20–30 minutes depending on the area being treated.
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An initial treatment plan includes at least 10–12 sessions over several weeks, with many clients reporting improvement after this period.
Some clients require further sessions to achieve the best results.
Your clinician will discuss the most appropriate treatment plan and pricing options during your initial appointment
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Some patients report relief and improvement within the first few sessions. While others notice gradual changes over several weeks as spinal mobility improves and pressure reduces.
Most patients complete at least 10–12 sessions over several weeks to achieve the best results.
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Completing the pre-screening form before your appointment is required so that your clinician can review your symptoms and determine whether the treatment may be appropriate.
There is usually no special preparation required for your first treatment session.
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The total cost of treatment depends on your treatment plan.
Most patients benefit from a structured series of at least 10-12 treatments delivered over several weeks.
We offer flexible payment options including Pay-As-You-Go or Pre-paid Multi-Session Packs.
Initial Assessment and Treatment: $150
Pay As You Go: $135 per session
Pre-paid Multi-Session Packs available at discounted rates:
10-Session Pack: $125 per session
20-Session Pack: $115 per session
30-Session Pack: $95 per session
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Spinal decompression may help reduce pressure on spinal nerves, which can contribute to symptoms such as sciatica or radiating leg pain.
Your clinician will assess whether this treatment may be appropriate for your condition.
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Spinal decompression therapy may be suitable for some people experiencing disc-related conditions such as disc bulges or herniations.
By gently reducing pressure within the spine and supporting improved movement, this type of therapy may help reduce irritation to surrounding structures and support recovery as part of a broader treatment plan.
Your clinician will assess your condition to determine whether this approach may be appropriate for you.
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Spinal decompression therapy may be considered for some people experiencing stiffness or reduced mobility associated with degenerative spinal changes, including those related to arthritis.
Treatment focuses on improving spinal movement and reducing mechanical pressure, which may help support function and ease of movement.
Suitability will depend on your individual presentation and will be determined during your assessment.