Chiropractic is a healthcare profession focused on the assessment, diagnosis, and management of conditions affecting the musculoskeletal system, particularly the joints, muscles, and nervous system. Chiropractic care aims to improve movement, reduce pain, and support function using evidence-based manual therapy, exercise, and lifestyle advice.

Our Chiropractors are regulated by the General Chiropractic Council and registered with the British Chiropractic Association and Royal College of Chiropractors

• Expert assessment and diagnosis
  Chiropractors are trained to assess, diagnose, and manage a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions affecting joints, muscles, and nerves - from head to toe.

• Personalised, evidence-based care
  Your care is tailored to you, combining hands-on treatment, rehabilitation exercises, and advice to support meaningful, lasting results.

• Highly trained and regulated professionals
  Chiropractors are regulated healthcare professionals, trained at university level for a minimum of 4 years and held to strict standards of practice and safety.

• Focused on restoring movement and function
  The goal isn’t just pain relief, it’s improving how your body moves, functions, and tolerates daily and sporting demands.

• Support for both short- and long-term health
  Whether you’re in acute pain or managing a long-standing issue, chiropractic care supports recovery now while helping you stay active and resilient long-term.

The number of sessions you may need depends on your condition, goals, and how your body responds to care. We create a personalised plan and adapt it as you progress.

Because no two people are the same, we don’t offer pre-set treatment blocks - your care is tailored to you.

Chiropractic treatment is usually well tolerated. Some techniques may feel uncomfortable at times, particularly in sensitive or painful areas, but this is typically brief. Your chiropractor will always explain what they are doing and adapt treatment to ensure your comfort.

Your first appointment will involve a detailed discussion of your medical history, symptoms, and goals. This is followed by a physical examination, which may include assessment of posture, movement, joints, muscles, and neurological function.

Your chiropractor will then explain their findings and discuss appropriate treatment options. Care may include manual therapy, joint mobilisation or manipulation, soft tissue techniques, and exercise prescription.

Yes. Chiropractic care is considered safe when delivered by a qualified and regulated professional.

Chiropractors are trained to assess for red flags and will refer you to another healthcare professional if chiropractic care is not appropriate.

No referral is required.

You can book directly with a chiropractor. If needed, your chiropractor can communicate with your GP or other healthcare providers as part of your care.

Our chiropractors hold a Master of Chiropractic (MChiro) degree, having completed four years of university-level training. This includes extensive education in anatomy, physiology, pathology, diagnosis, and clinical practice. All chiropractors are registered healthcare professionals and maintain their skills through ongoing professional development.