Rob Scott

Rob graduated from AECC in 1996 and started the clinic in 1997.

 Throughout the years he has developed and learnt a range of adjunctive treatments including extremities (arms, elbows, wrists, knees and feet), assessing gait mechanics, soft tissue therapies and has gained a post graduate diploma in Sports Chiropractic (ICSSD) which allows him to treat elite athletes.

He is a keen advocate of chiropractic and believes that everyone regardless of age can benefit from having a properly working skeleton. He has treated babies and 90 year olds successfully and believes that the human body must be looked after if it is to survive the ordeals of daily life without injury.

Rob has been developing a theory about chiropractic which allows many injuries, including muscle pulls and sprains to be treated by looking at the spine, or other joints and putting this into practice by helping athletes to avoid these injuries completely. This approach seeks to explain why we end up having diagnosable problems and offers help to prevent them happening at all by merely keeping the spine in good health.

Rob has always lived locally, plays hockey regularly and is sad that the Harry Potter films have come to an end.

 Tracey Hutchings

After 11 years Tracey and her family have decided to move back to South Africa. She has enjoyed her time here and has made many friends. She wishes all her patients the best for the future and says, “Keep Stretching”!

 

Ben Carraway

Ben is originally from Bristol and graduated with a Masters degree in Chiropractic from the Welsh Institute of Chiropractic. Tailoring treatments which suit individual needs, he treats a wide range of aches and pain and helping prevent further injury. Ben’s enthusiasm and attention to detail are greatly appreciated by his patients of all age groups.

Ben uses the most up-to-date methods for

• Treating disease of the joints and/or surrounding soft tissues
• Assessing movement and performance of joints, particularly the spine and pelvis
• Assessing psychological effects on the movement patterns and posture on the muscular skeletal system, particularly the spine and pelvis  
• Rehabilitation and individual care programmes

In the past Ben was an elite level sportsman and continues to be a general sports enthusiast. He is passionate about helping others with sporting injuries and as well as treating patients at Farnborough Chiropractic Clinic, he continues to attend programmes aimed at optimizing his clinical skills. He regularly attends seminars and conferences and is preparing to undertake the International Chiropractic Sports Science Diploma (ICSSD).

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Claire Richards – Physiotherapist

Claire qualified with a BSc(Hons) in Physiotherapy in 1995 from the University of Ulster and began her career at the Royal Surrey County Hospital before moving on to St. Mary’s Hospital in London and gaining further experience in both the public and private sectors in Australia. She has worked in several areas of physiotherapy in particular rehabilitation and neurology and has been employed in private practice since returning to work post career break after having her children.

Claire has a wealth of experience in treating all spinal and musculoskeletal problems, with a special interest in Whiplash Associated Disorder.

 She has also completed a further qualification in Acupuncture to use as an adjunct to treatment for pain relief. She is therefore a member of the Acupuncture Association of Chartered Physiotherapists(AACP).

 

Nicky Lynch – Body Talk Practitioner

Nicky Lynch is a Certified BodyTalk Practitioner.  She is passionate about BodyTalk and the fact that it deals with the complete person, the ‘bigger picture’ of a health issue, rather than just focusing on short term relief of symptoms.  Whilst BodyTalk is relatively new, having been created by Dr John Veltheim in 1995, it is rapidly growing around the world as more and more people discover its benefits.  BodyTalk recognises that health is shaped not only by a person’s physical, mental and emotional wellbeing, but hereditary and environmental factors.  Stress particularly has a huge effect on the body and its ability to heal and function, and can lead to degeneration, illness and pain in the body.  

Nicky is a member of the International BodyTalk Association (IBA) and the Complementary Therapists Association (CThA).  She currently also holds the role of Secretary within the BodyTalk Network UK (BTNUK), a non-profit organisation set up to promote BodyTalk within the UK.  For further information on this cutting edge healthcare system, please visit www.intrinsichealth.co.uk

 Receptionists

 Kathryn, Pam and Karen are here to answer your phone calls and deal with any other queries.