Chiropractor Bath Somerset
Transform how you move, how you live, how you feel
Transform how you move, how you live, how you feel
Transform how you move, how you live, how you feel
Transform how you move, how you live, how you feel
A specialist in functional chiropractic care who goes beyond symptomatic relief to address the root cause of the problem. Identifying areas of instability and using a variety of methods for creating long-lasting results.
A specialist in functional chiropractic care who goes beyond symptomatic relief to address the root cause of the problem. Identifying areas of instability and using a variety of methods for creating long-lasting results.
A specialist in functional chiropractic care who goes beyond symptomatic relief to address the root cause of the problem.
The cause of dysfunction at the core
The cause of dysfunction at the core
The cause of dysfunction at the core
What Makes my method different....
Treatment that is unique to your body
Treatment that is unique to your body
Functional assessment at every visit
Functional assessment at every visit
Gait analysis and foot mechanics
Gait analysis and foot mechanics
Functional movement exercises
Functional movement exercises
Cranial and jaw assessment
Cranial and jaw assessment
Transform how you move...
Transform how you move...
Transform how you move...
Transform how you move...
Functional-Movement
& Chiropractic
The body functions as an interconnected system. Pain isn’t always about the area where it’s felt—it’s often a symptom of dysfunction elsewhere in the body.
Functional Assessment
Specialist Areas
Functional Assessment
Specialist Areas
Acute and Chronic
Lower Back Pain
The lumbar spine plays a critical role in both stability and mobility making it particularly vulnerable to dysfunction. Muscular imbalances in the pelvis or core, can disrupt its mechanics, resulting in uneven force distribution and excessive strain.
Cervical Spine
Neck Pain
By examining how the cervical spine interacts with the rest of the body, we can uncover the key contributors to neck pain and take proactive steps to alleviate and prevent it.
Full Chain Movement
Foot and Ankle Dysfunction
During walking the foot needs to flatten to absorb shock and adapt to the ground, then create an arch to provide a stable platform for propulsion. Disruptions to this cycle can lead to compensatory stress in the ankles, knees, and beyond.
TMJ
Jaw dysfunction
While commonly associated with jaw clicking or discomfort, TMJ dysfunction has far-reaching implications that highlight the interplay the body's intricate compensatory systems.
Cervicogenic
Headaches
Biomechanical assessment and chiropractic tools can often offer a proactive approach to managing cervicogenic headaches, by addressing the biomechanical discrepancies that contribute to pain.
Recurrent
Shoulder Injuries
Rotator cuff injuries and repetitive strains which become recurrent are rarely due to shoulder itself. These injuries often stem from compensatory patterns of movement or imbalances within the myofascial network.
SacroiliacJoint
Pelvic Pain
Acute, chronic and recurrent pelvic pain requires a comprehensive approach if a long-lasting approach is desired. Improvement often hinges on the underlying functional units that support pelvic stability and movement.
Thoracic Spine
Upper Back Discomfort
Muscular imbalance that arises from forward head posture and rounded shoulders can restrict movement and contribute toward muscular tension. Left unaddressed these imbalances can affect breathing and upper body mechanics.
Patella Tracking
Knee Injuries
Weakness in the pelvic stabilizers compromises hip alignment and control. This often leads to increased leg rotation during activities like walking or running, which in turn alters the knee cap’s ability to position itself leading to pain.
Sports Injuries
Elbow Injuries
Recurrent elbow pain, such as lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow) or medial epicondylitis (golfer’s elbow), often points to deeper underlying issues. These conditions are rarely isolated to the elbow and often result from compensatory patterns elsewhere in the body
Mobility
Hip Issues
The ball-and-socket design allows for multi-directional movement and provides both mobility and stability. Optimal function depends on the alignment and coordination of the entire kinetic chain, from the feet to the shoulders.
Chronic Aches
Hand and Wrist Issues
Releasing restrictions in the shoulder girdle and activating stabilizing muscles in the core and scapular region promotes better force distribution along the arm, reducing compensatory patterns in the wrist.
Acute and Chronic
Lower Back Pain
The lumbar spine plays a critical role in both stability and mobility making it particularly vulnerable to dysfunction. Muscular imbalances in the pelvis or core, can disrupt its mechanics, resulting in uneven force distribution and excessive strain.
Cervical Spine
Neck Pain
By examining how the cervical spine interacts with the rest of the body, we can uncover the key contributors to neck pain and take proactive steps to alleviate and prevent it.
Full Chain Movement
Foot and Ankle Dysfunction
During walking the foot needs to flatten to absorb shock and adapt to the ground, then create an arch to provide a stable platform for propulsion. Disruptions to this cycle can lead to compensatory stress in the ankles, knees, and beyond.
TMJ
Jaw dysfunction
While commonly associated with jaw clicking or discomfort, TMJ dysfunction has far-reaching implications that highlight the interplay the body's intricate compensatory systems.
Cervicogenic
Headaches
Biomechanical assessment and chiropractic tools can often offer a proactive approach to managing cervicogenic headaches, by addressing the biomechanical discrepancies that contribute to pain.
Recurrent
Shoulder Injuries
Rotator cuff injuries and repetitive strains which become recurrent are rarely due to shoulder itself. These injuries often stem from compensatory patterns of movement or imbalances within the myofascial network.
SacroiliacJoint
Pelvic Pain
Acute, chronic and recurrent pelvic pain requires a comprehensive approach if a long-lasting approach is desired. Improvement often hinges on the underlying functional units that support pelvic stability and movement.
Thoracic Spine
Upper Back Discomfort
Muscular imbalance that arises from forward head posture and rounded shoulders can restrict movement and contribute toward muscular tension. Left unaddressed these imbalances can affect breathing and upper body mechanics.
Patella Tracking
Knee Injuries
Weakness in the pelvic stabilizers compromises hip alignment and control. This often leads to increased leg rotation during activities like walking or running, which in turn alters the knee cap’s ability to position itself leading to pain.
Sports Injuries
Elbow Injuries
Recurrent elbow pain, such as lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow) or medial epicondylitis (golfer’s elbow), often points to deeper underlying issues. These conditions are rarely isolated to the elbow and often result from compensatory patterns elsewhere in the body
Mobility
Hip Issues
The ball-and-socket design allows for multi-directional movement and provides both mobility and stability. Optimal function depends on the alignment and coordination of the entire kinetic chain, from the feet to the shoulders.
Chronic Aches
Hand and Wrist Issues
Releasing restrictions in the shoulder girdle and activating stabilizing muscles in the core and scapular region promotes better force distribution along the arm, reducing compensatory patterns in the wrist.
Acute and Chronic
Lower Back Pain
The lumbar spine plays a critical role in both stability and mobility making it particularly vulnerable to dysfunction. Muscular imbalances in the pelvis or core, can disrupt its mechanics, resulting in uneven force distribution and excessive strain.
Cervical Spine
Neck Pain
By examining how the cervical spine interacts with the rest of the body, we can uncover the key contributors to neck pain and take proactive steps to alleviate and prevent it.
Full Chain Movement
Foot and Ankle Dysfunction
During walking the foot needs to flatten to absorb shock and adapt to the ground, then create an arch to provide a stable platform for propulsion. Disruptions to this cycle can lead to compensatory stress in the ankles, knees, and beyond.
TMJ
Jaw dysfunction
While commonly associated with jaw clicking or discomfort, TMJ dysfunction has far-reaching implications that highlight the interplay the body's intricate compensatory systems.
Cervicogenic
Headaches
Biomechanical assessment and chiropractic tools can often offer a proactive approach to managing cervicogenic headaches, by addressing the biomechanical discrepancies that contribute to pain.
Recurrent
Shoulder Injuries
Rotator cuff injuries and repetitive strains which become recurrent are rarely due to shoulder itself. These injuries often stem from compensatory patterns of movement or imbalances within the myofascial network.
SacroiliacJoint
Pelvic Pain
Acute, chronic and recurrent pelvic pain requires a comprehensive approach if a long-lasting approach is desired. Improvement often hinges on the underlying functional units that support pelvic stability and movement.
Thoracic Spine
Upper Back Discomfort
Muscular imbalance that arises from forward head posture and rounded shoulders can restrict movement and contribute toward muscular tension. Left unaddressed these imbalances can affect breathing and upper body mechanics.
Patella Tracking
Knee Injuries
Weakness in the pelvic stabilizers compromises hip alignment and control. This often leads to increased leg rotation during activities like walking or running, which in turn alters the knee cap’s ability to position itself leading to pain.
Sports Injuries
Elbow Injuries
Recurrent elbow pain, such as lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow) or medial epicondylitis (golfer’s elbow), often points to deeper underlying issues. These conditions are rarely isolated to the elbow and often result from compensatory patterns elsewhere in the body
Mobility
Hip Issues
The ball-and-socket design allows for multi-directional movement and provides both mobility and stability. Optimal function depends on the alignment and coordination of the entire kinetic chain, from the feet to the shoulders.
Chronic Aches
Hand and Wrist Issues
Releasing restrictions in the shoulder girdle and activating stabilizing muscles in the core and scapular region promotes better force distribution along the arm, reducing compensatory patterns in the wrist.
Acute and Chronic
Lower Back Pain
The lumbar spine plays a critical role in both stability and mobility making it particularly vulnerable to dysfunction. Muscular imbalances in the pelvis or core, can disrupt its mechanics, resulting in uneven force distribution and excessive strain.
Cervical Spine
Neck Pain
By examining how the cervical spine interacts with the rest of the body, we can uncover the key contributors to neck pain and take proactive steps to alleviate and prevent it.
Full Chain Movement
Foot and Ankle Dysfunction
During walking the foot needs to flatten to absorb shock and adapt to the ground, then create an arch to provide a stable platform for propulsion. Disruptions to this cycle can lead to compensatory stress in the ankles, knees, and beyond.
TMJ
Jaw dysfunction
While commonly associated with jaw clicking or discomfort, TMJ dysfunction has far-reaching implications that highlight the interplay the body's intricate compensatory systems.
Cervicogenic
Headaches
Biomechanical assessment and chiropractic tools can often offer a proactive approach to managing cervicogenic headaches, by addressing the biomechanical discrepancies that contribute to pain.
Recurrent
Shoulder Injuries
Rotator cuff injuries and repetitive strains which become recurrent are rarely due to shoulder itself. These injuries often stem from compensatory patterns of movement or imbalances within the myofascial network.
SacroiliacJoint
Pelvic Pain
Acute, chronic and recurrent pelvic pain requires a comprehensive approach if a long-lasting approach is desired. Improvement often hinges on the underlying functional units that support pelvic stability and movement.
Thoracic Spine
Upper Back Discomfort
Muscular imbalance that arises from forward head posture and rounded shoulders can restrict movement and contribute toward muscular tension. Left unaddressed these imbalances can affect breathing and upper body mechanics.
Patella Tracking
Knee Injuries
Weakness in the pelvic stabilizers compromises hip alignment and control. This often leads to increased leg rotation during activities like walking or running, which in turn alters the knee cap’s ability to position itself leading to pain.
Sports Injuries
Elbow Injuries
Recurrent elbow pain, such as lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow) or medial epicondylitis (golfer’s elbow), often points to deeper underlying issues. These conditions are rarely isolated to the elbow and often result from compensatory patterns elsewhere in the body
Mobility
Hip Issues
The ball-and-socket design allows for multi-directional movement and provides both mobility and stability. Optimal function depends on the alignment and coordination of the entire kinetic chain, from the feet to the shoulders.
Chronic Aches
Hand and Wrist Issues
Releasing restrictions in the shoulder girdle and activating stabilizing muscles in the core and scapular region promotes better force distribution along the arm, reducing compensatory patterns in the wrist.
Hip pain? Knee pain? Rib pain? All gone thanks to Ed - he really knows his stuff and is holistic about his treatments focusing on overall health, diet, movement, posture, and not just range of movement and chiropractic.
Hip pain? Knee pain? Rib pain? All gone thanks to Ed - he really knows his stuff and is holistic about his treatments focusing on overall health, diet, movement, posture, and not just range of movement and chiropractic.
Hip pain? Knee pain? Rib pain? All gone thanks to Ed - he really knows his stuff and is holistic about his treatments focusing on overall health, diet, movement, posture, and not just range of movement and chiropractic.