How far is WellWellWell Sydney from Surry Hills?

About a 10-minute walk from most of Surry Hills via Oxford Street or Crown Street. Town Hall and Museum stations are the closest if you prefer to come by train, and several bus routes are convenient. Most people from Surry Hills find it an easy commute to fit around a work day.

Do many of your patients come from Surry Hills?

Yes. Surry Hills is one of the suburbs the practice sees most regularly, with many patients living or working in the area. The creative and professional character of the suburb means a lot of sustained high-output work, which the nervous system tends to accumulate over time.

Is there parking near the practice?

Street parking is available on Elizabeth Street and surrounding streets. The practice is also easily reached by train, with Town Hall, St James and Museum stations nearby, and several bus routes run along Elizabeth Street.

Do I need a referral to book?

No referral is needed. You can book a first visit directly online or by phone, available Wednesday afternoons and Thursday mornings.

Do you accept health fund rebates?

Yes. Most major health funds cover Chiropractic care, and you will receive receipts that are immediately claimable depending on your level of cover.

Serving North Sydney and the Lower North Shore

A gentle chiropractor for North Sydney

WellWellWell Sydney is a two-minute walk from Gadigal Metro station, a short ride from Victoria Cross in North Sydney. Dr Euan McMillan offers Network Spinal Care, a light, precise approach to Chiropractic that works with the nervous system.

Book Your First Visit Call 0434 886 221

Getting here from North Sydney

The Metro is the quickest way across the harbour: exit Gadigal station at Park Street and the practice is around the corner.

Metro

Victoria Cross or Crows Nest
Metro direct
Gadigal (Park St exit)
2 min walk
WellWellWell Sydney

Metro services also run from Chatswood and St Leonards.

Train

North Sydney, Milsons Point, Waverton
T1 direct
Town Hall
3 min walk
WellWellWell Sydney

What care here involves

Network Spinal uses light, well-timed contacts along the spine to help the nervous system recognise stress patterns it has been holding and begin to release them. It works differently from traditional manipulation: there's no cracking, twisting or force.

Network Spinal is the signature method here, and gentle manual Chiropractic adjusting is also available if you want it. Read the complete guide to Network Spinal Care.

Who comes in from North Sydney

Many people come across from the North Sydney office towers: people carrying the physical load of long screen days, or who feel they never fully switch off between meetings. A short follow-up session fits around a working day, and the Metro makes the trip quick.

Dr Euan also sees pregnant women, children and people new to Chiropractic. More on care for busy professionals.

Practical details

Address: Suite 301, Level 3, 185 Elizabeth Street, Sydney NSW 2000, opposite Hyde Park, above Bambini Trust Café.
New patient visits: Wednesday afternoons and Thursday mornings, by arrangement.
Referral: None needed. Book directly.
Health funds: Receipts are claimable with most private health funds, depending on your level of cover. See fees and insurance.
Parking: Metered street parking around Hyde Park; the Cook & Phillip Pool and Domain carparks are both about five minutes' walk.

Also nearby

If you split your week between North Sydney and the city, these pages cover the CBD side.

Sydney CBD Pyrmont Location and directions

Questions from North Sydney

How do I get to WellWellWell Sydney from North Sydney?

Take the Metro from Victoria Cross to Gadigal station and use the Park Street exit. The practice is a two-minute walk away at 185 Elizabeth Street, opposite Hyde Park. North Shore line trains to Town Hall also work, with a three-minute walk.

Can I come in during a lunch break?

Follow-up sessions usually take 10 to 15 minutes, so many people who work nearby fit them into the middle of the day. First visits are longer, at 60 to 75 minutes.

Is this suitable if I don't want forceful adjustments?

Yes. The primary method here is Network Spinal, which uses light, precise contacts along the spine with no cracking or twisting. Gentle manual adjusting is available only if you prefer it.

Do I need a referral?

No. You can book directly online or by calling 0434 886 221.

Across the harbour, close to the Metro

First visits start with a proper conversation about your history and what you're hoping for, before any hands-on work.

Book Your First Visit Call 0434 886 221