Practitioners
Staffordshire born Anna Hindley Anna attended a four year full-time undergraduate course at the University of Glamorgan Welsh Institute of Chiropractic, graduating in 2002 with a First Class Honours degree and winning the coveted prize for academic achievement.
Anna is passionate about health and chiropractic. Since graduating she has enthusiastically continued her education across a range of health-related topics including nutrition, pain management, functional neurology, psychology, taping and strapping, nerve flossing and other post-graduate chiropractic techniques. > read more 
Aniko Hevizi is a qualified Clinical Hypnotherapy Practitioner, Weight Management Specialist, Smoking Cessation Specialist and an NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming) Practitioner. Sheis registered with the
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Ellie Weldon
Ellie first became interested in chiropractic after receiving treatment from Anna as a teenager! She was suffering from chronic back pain and whiplash following a road traffic accident. She had lower back pain and neck pain with headaches that no amount of stretching or painkillers could get on top of. A couple of sessions later and feeling much better, an idea was born; Ellie decided this was the career she wanted to pursue. > read more 
Angela Terris (Ad.Dip.CP, Dip PC, Dip Hyp CS)
Angela is a qualified and experienced talking therapist with extensive knowledge of psychological theories and how the mind works. She is committed to helping people and works respectfully with adults providing a professional and confidential service. > read more |
Rob Brooks
After spending most of his former life in the arts, primarily as a full time musician, Rob decided he needed a new challenge. Having always been interested in the human body and how it all strings together, training to be an Osteopath seemed a natural choice. Rob has always believed that a holistic approach to treatment offers the individual the best opportunity to return to health and although Osteopathy’s main aim is to treat physical dysfunction, it also acknowledges that psychological well-being plays a vital > read more |