01.

Chiropractic Therapy
Mark Horrell

Chiropractic is a regulated primary healthcare profession. Chiropractors are trained to diagnose, treat, manage and prevent disorders of the musculoskeletal system (bones, joints, and muscles), as well as the effects these disorders can have on the nervous system and general health. 

Ben Beagent

Ben Beagent recently spent 5 years retraining as a chiropractor following 15 years working in private medical insurance alongside playing rugby for Bedford Athletic, Shelford and the East Midlands.  Ben is passionate about helping his patients.  He has good insight into a broad range of medical conditions from his previous career; and, after 35 years playing rugby, he has seen (or experienced) most sporting injuries.

Ben qualified as a chiropractor from AECC University College in Bournemouth with a first-class Masters of Chiropractic degree.  Ben utilises diversified chiropractic adjustments of the spine and extremities to restore functional movements to restricted joints; along with soft-tissue techniques to relieve tight and painful tissues.  Ben can also advise on rehabilitation techniques to restore strength and function.

Ben is registered with the GCC and is a member of the BCA.

02.

Sports Massage
Shirley Jarvis-Winkle

Sports massage is a form of massage involving the manipulation of soft tissue, such as skin, tendons or ligaments to benefit someone who is engaged in regular physical activity. The use of sports massage may strengthen performance, assist recovery and helps to avoid injury. 

03.

Foot Health Clinic
Sharon Spencer

The role of Foot Healthcare Practitioner is to provide routine footcare treatment, diagnose, treat, manage, and prevent disorders. This also may involve advice on footwear and hosiery. A practitioner is also able to make referral, as necessary. Prevention is better than cure, painful feet can be totally debilitating.  Healthy feet are essential for keeping mobile and independent.