All our Chiropractors studied at an accredited University for a minimum of four-years, full-time, to obtain a degree in Chiropractic. The degree course is followed by a post-graduate year spent in a Chiropractic clinic with the support of a qualified trainer. Upon successful completion of this the student is awarded the Diploma in Chiropractic (DC). All our Chiropractors have Statutory Registration through the General Chiropractic Council. In order to retain their registration and keep their knowledge up to date, Chiropractors have to attend Continuation of Professional Development (CPD) courses annually.
Siân Rees
I have wanted to be a Chiropractor since I was 14 years of age, and still after six years in practice there is nothing that I would rather be doing. Being a Chiropractor isn’t a job it’s a lifestyle. I spend my days encouraging patients to make certain lifestyle choices and I live them myself, so I know that they work.
Sadly with today’s lifestyle it is very difficult to have a healthy spine and healthy joints without the aid of a Chiropractor.It is my aim to help as many people as possible understand the importance of Chiropractic treatment, similar to the way that people understand the importance of regular dental check-ups.
Although I treat hundreds of different conditions and types of patient, my passion is treating pregnant ladies. Chiropractic treatment is especially important in pregnancy so that there is maximum space available for a growing baby. If Mothers have pelvic or postural issues they can reduce space available for their baby and often lead to poor positioning of the foetus. It is very exciting to be able to make a huge difference to someone’s life who is yet to be born!
I welcome you to our clinic and very much look forward to meeting you.
Jason O’Connor
I am now in my sixth year of working as a Chiropractor. I feel my passion for my profession is growing by each patient I see. Seeing the results I have over the past few years is the most satisfying part of my job. My cases have varied from treating mechanical low back pain to shoulder and neck conditions such as whiplash and frozen shoulders. To more unusual conditions like 93-year-old ladies who want to be more active!
I have a personal interest in sport injuries after playing sport at high level including, rugby at Leicester Tigers. My main aim as a Chiropractor is to educate my patients in correcting the cause of their condition as well as improving their overall health. Most people do not realise the in depth nutrition and exercise advice we offer. I believe in illness prevention rather than waiting until you are diagnosed with a condition and relay on drugs or surgery to treat your symptoms.
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