Rebalance Chiropractic

My first introduction to chiropractic was in 2005, due to my physical occupation and running hobby I was suffering with low back and neck pain. Following a short course of chiropractic I experienced incredible relief from these symptoms. I was so inspired by my chiropractors thorough evaluation of my condition and lifestyle and the chiropractic view of “health” that I began research into training to become a chiropractor myself. I began my 5 year Masters in Chiropractic degree at the McTimoney College of Chiropractic in January 2009 and graduated in December 2013. Following this I also have additional training in Diversified chiropractic techniques. During my time as a student I represented the College at the World Congress of Chiropractic Students in Perth, Australia in 2012 and Durban South Africa in 2013. I qualified as a massage therapist in 2008 and completed a Soft Tissue Release course in 2011 taught by Mary Sanderson of the London School of Sports Massage. I have also had training in Positional Release Technique and Bio Geometric Integration. I am registered with the General Chiropractic Council and a member of the United Chiropractic Association (UCA) & the McTimoney Chiropractic Association (MCA).

Robert trained in chiropractic at the McTimoney College of Chiropractic in Oxfordshire. Robert's interest in chiropractic stemmed from a lower back injury sustained in his late 20s. After a year of putting up with a dull ache, he decided to confront the problem and find a good chiropractor. He commenced treatment, and within 3 months, the problem was resolved. This process stirred an interest in the mechanics of the human body, that ultimately led to him studying to become a chiropractor. His initial aims as a chiropractor are two-fold: to reduce levels of pain and to improve mobility. These are usually the core problems that patients complain of, so it seems reasonable that this be the focus of attention. The aim after this is to manage problems long term in partnership with the patient so as to minimise the likelihood of problems recurring, and to encourage patients to remain in optimum health. As well as using McTimoney technique, Robert also uses diversified chiropractic and Active Release Technique (ART) for soft tissue problems. Robert is a keen skier and runner and is interested in treating sports injuries such as shoulder and knee pain. He is registered with the General Chiropractic Council (GCC), the McTimoney Chiropractic Association (MCA) and the United Chiropractic Association (UCA).