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Chiropractic is the world’s third largest primary health care profession. It is the world’s largest drug-free approach to health care and one of the fastest growing independent health care professions in the United Kingdom.
Chiropractors specialise in the diagnosis, treatment and overall management of mechanical disorders of any part of the musculoskeletal system, but especially in relation to the spine and pelvis. They do this by correcting alignments of the spine that may be causing interference with the communication between the brain and the body. This miscommunication may lead to other complaints in the body, not just pain.
Chiropractic treatment involves safe, often gentle, specific spinal manipulation to free up joints in the spine or other areas of the body that are not moving properly. In conjunction with spinal adjustments, our Chiropractors use a variety of soft tissue techniques and stretches, as well as advising about icing, posture and lifestyle. Soft tissue techniques also include the use of a Theragun Pro (a percussive massage tool) as and where appropriate to help relax the muscles and increase blood flow to an area.
A holistic approach will be taken to you and your wellbeing; this means your Chiropractor will consider your symptoms in the context of your full medical history, your lifestyle and your personal circumstances.
Listen to you and make sure you feel heard
Reassure you
Alleviate your distress by controlling your pain and discomfort
Restore you to normal activity
Help you to achieve optimum health and performance
Help you to prevent reoccurrence
Although Chiropractors are best known for treatment of back and neck pain, patients also consult Chiropractors regarding a range of other conditions. Chiropractic care is safe for the whole family, from babies to the elderly, including pregnant women.
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