What is chiropractic

Chiropractic is an independent registered primary health care profession. If offers highly successful treatment for back pain, neck pain, headaches and joint pain. Chiropractic treatment is a gentle manual therapy system, based on specific joint and muscle manipulation combined with advice on posture and exercise.

This hands-on approach addresses the root cause of pain and for many patients will help them resolve their problems and avoid drug or surgical therapies. Consideration is given to the patient's work situation, social environment, level of physical activity and lifestyle in general.

Chiropractors working in England must train full-time for four years and complete one supervised year after graduation before becoming fully state registered practitioners.

Chiropractic is the natural choice to improve your physical health.

The Royal College of General Practitioners publish clinical guidelines to assist GPs. For the management of acute back pain, these guidelines recommend referral to chiropractors and other experts in manipulative therapy within six weeks.