Fees: Initial consultation with Treatment: £50.00

Follow up Treatment Visits: £40.00

Payments accepted: Debit or Credit Cards (Including American Express)

Chiropractic care

A popular choice for individuals seeking complementary healthcare, particularly for addressing musculoskeletal issues such as neck, mid/lower lower back pain, and sciatica.

Chiropractors recognise that many factors affect your health, including exercise, nutrition, sleep, environment and heredity. 

Starts with a thorough evaluation

When you visit a chiropractor, you will be evaluated using time-honoured methods, including consultation, case history, and physical examination. In addition, you will receive a careful chiropractic structural examination, with particular attention paid to the spine.

A broad range of techniques are used to locate, analyse and gently correct facet joint strains in the spine. Chiropractors most commonly use manual adjustment and soft tissue techniques.

Partners with other healthcare professionals

Doctors of chiropractic work in tandem with other healthcare professionals. If your condition requires attention from another branch of the healthcare profession, that recommendation or referral will be made.

New Patients or Returning Patients(12 months since last visit)

If you are a new patient or it has been more than 12 months since your last visit, I will email you the day after your initial consultation and treatment with a diagnostic impression of your condition and a recommended course of treatment.

At our clinic, we prioritise your well-being and believe in a patient-centered approach. Patients with a history of joint injuries, repetitive strains, excess weight, or other factors, regular chiropractic visits may be recommended to maintain your musculo-skeletal health.

You might find yourself postponing further treatments until you start feeling "uncomfortable" while sitting or lying down, not necessarily in pain but experiencing discomfort in your back. This is a clear sign to schedule your next appointment.

In the United Kingdom, chiropractic is a recognised and regulated health profession overseen by the General Chiropractic Council. Our approach primarily involves physical techniques, including spinal manipulation and diversified techniques, which are generally painless and result in improved joint mobility. We also utilise spinal, pelvic, and extremity joint manipulation, along with additional methods like trigger point therapy, passive spinal mobilisation, and soft tissue work when appropriate.

Chiropractic is considered a "Biomechanical Practice," with observable and measurable results.