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Canary wharf chiropractic

Chiropractors For Pain And Injuries In Canary Wharf

We treat a range of musculoskeletal conditions including back pain, neck pain, injuries and headaches but every patient receives a unique treatment plan to keep you feeling good in the long term.

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We're not your typical chiropractors

What makes us different from other chiropractors? For a start, we offer longer appointments, so, at first, we can get a full and deep understanding of the issue (or issues) you need help with. We will really listen to you, understand what you want to achieve and outline a clear plan of how to get there and how long it will take.

Our treatment isn’t just the standard chiropractic treatment you normally get. We use a wide range of methods and techniques in combination to really maximise the benefit you get from each session, including sports massage, deep tissue massage and Swedish massage. Aside from all this, we will also make sure you know what you need to do yourself, including an exercise plan when needed, and what changes you should make at home or work to make you more in control of your recovery.

You can be sure we will provide you with a carefully thought-out and thorough approach, specific to you and your goals.

If you are still not sure if we are right for you, please feel free to ask for a free phone consultation to have a chat with one of our practitioners to find out more!

About Us

About The Clinic

We are a friendly and professional team of chiropractors based in the centre of Canary Wharf who provide an effective and reliable service for the assessment and treatment of a wide range of musculoskeletal issues including back pain, neck pain, injuries and more.

When you first visit us, you will have an hour long initial consultation – we like to be thorough. We will then tell you what is wrong, plan what needs to be done, and how long it is going to take.

All being well, and if you want to, you can begin treatment straight away, and we’ll also give you advice on what you can do to help yourself, including what exercises you need to be doing.

Follow-up sessions are 30 minutes, and between sessions you will be able to contact your practitioner personally if you require any additional support or have any questions.

One of our main aims is to get you better as soon as possible and to make sure you feel well looked after.

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Conditions we treat at Canary Wharf Chiro

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Meet the team

We are an independent and local chiropractor in the heart of Canary Wharf providing a professional and effective service for the treatment of back pain, neck pain and more.
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Chiropractic treatment our way

Chiropractic is a profession primarily concerned with the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of musculoskeletal issues, particularly of the spine. In the UK, chiropractic is regulated by the General Chiropractic Council, and all chiropractors must be registered with them. This ensures all chiropractors have the proper qualifications to provide professional, safe and effective care.

Whilst all chiropractors in the UK must be registered with the General Chiropractic Council and follow set standards of care, each chiropractor will have their own individual style and methods.

Benefits & Outcomes of Chiropractic Treatment

Common goals and results of the chiropractic treatment and care we provide at Canary Wharf Chiropractic include pain relief, improved mobility and function, understanding and addressing the root cause of the presenting problems and avoiding reoccurrence of them.

We aim to do all this in a professional and friendly way, providing the best possible care and advice at all times, going above-and-beyond for each patient we see.

Our approach isn’t simply an adjustment or manipulation, but a rounded package of care that aims to take into account all aspects of getting people better.

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A chiropractor is a qualified health professional who often deals with musculoskeletal issues such as back pain and neck pain, as well as other issues such as injuries and headaches. In the UK, all chiropractors must be properly qualified and be registered with the General Chiropractic Council, meaning they must practice to the highest standards.

A chiropractor is trained to assess, diagnose and treat patients typically presenting with musculoskeletal issues using hands-on treatment techniques, including mobilisation and manipulation, but they might also use other methods and techniques as well. Aside from hands-on treatment, they also usually provide helpful advice for use at home or work alongside prescribing exercises to help recovery.
The difference between an osteopath and a chiropractor will come down to individual differences as all practitioners, like people, are different. Even though, as professions, there are many similarities, a broad difference can be that chiropractors mostly use spinal manipulation as a favoured treatment technique, whereas osteopaths may use more gentle techniques such as mobilisation. And despite their similarities the main difference is that chiropractic and osteopathy as completely separate regulated professions, each with their own regulatory body.
Chiropractic medicine is a term sometimes used to simply refer to chiropractic, which is a healthcare profession concerned with the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of musculoskeletal disorders, particularly those affecting the spine causing symptoms such as back pain and neck pain. The hallmark treatment of chiropractors is spinal manipulation, but they often use many other methods and techniques alongside this.
A chiropractor can help with sciatica, although it depends on what the cause of sciatica is. Once the cause of sciatica has been established, a chiropractor will be able to advise on what they can do to help and how long it might take.
Back pain is the most common issue a chiropractor sees, and it’s fair to say that treating back pain is probably what chiropractors are best known for. Using various treatment methods and techniques, such as spinal manipulation, they provide effective care and advice to alleviate back pain and reduce the chances of it coming back.
Many chiropractors treat sports injuries, although it depends on the clinical interests of each individual chiropractor and not all chiropractors do. Most will be able to assess and provide care for a sports injury, but some chiropractors have extra training and qualifications in treating sports injuries.