The Chiropractors

Our Staff Our Chiropractors are all registered with the General Chiropractic Council and have all graduated with four or five year university chiropractic degrees which have trained them to practise safely, identifying and correcting spinal subluxations(spinal misalignments).
		Annette O'Neill B.Sc. (chiro.) D.C. – graduated from the Anglo-European College of Chiropractic with a B.Sc (chiropractic) degree in 1995. Since then she has enjoyed working as a chiropractor seeing newborns to 90 year-olds experience the benefit of chiropractic. Her aim is to provide a simple, excellent service that allows the body to function at its optimum best, rather than just functioning adequately.

		Charles Sawyer B.Sc. (chiro.) D.C. – also graduated from AECC in Bournemouth with a B.Sc(Chiropractic) in 1995. He has a special interest in Chiropractic Wellness Care which encourages people of all ages to maintain their spinal health at all times, and not just when they have symptoms. He believes this is essential as poor spinal health affects the functioning of the nervous system, which is the body's master control system. When our nervous system is functioning optimally we are better able to achieve our individual maximum health potential.

		Nick Sheeran B.Chiro., B.Sc.(physiology) – Nick graduated from the prestigious New Zealand College of Chiropractic and previously practiced in New Zealand, London and Glasgow. Having previously represented New Zealand in swimming at world champ and commonwealth games in Manchester, Nick takes a special interest in sports and in family chiropractic care. Nick's aim is to help as many members of the community towards optimal health,through looking after the spine and nervous system.

		Stephen Swain – graduated from the University of Glamorgan, South Wales, and has since practised in Somerset before joining The Chiropractors. He is keen to promote Chiropractic as a scientific healing art for all ages, encouraging our bodies to optimal health and performance through enhancement of the nervous system control. In this condition our bodies are better able to cope with the stresses and activities of daily life, whilst those who enjoy sports can also benefit from higher performance levels.