Sharon Burke graduated from the University of Westminister in 1994 having completed her degree in Podiatric Medicine. After completing her studies Sharon went to work for the NHS, firstly with Camden and Islington Healthcare and then moving to Ealing NHS Trust. During 19 years of service there she acquired a senior role within the Ealing Podiatry Department . Sharon moved into private practice with the Uxbridge Chiropractic clinic in 2008 and has built a thriving business. Since 2014 Sharon has left the NHS to concentrate on her private practice. Having gained 20 years of experience in Podiary she has a wealth of knowledge of conditions such as:

Corns

Callous

Verrucae

Thick nails

Ingrown toe nails

Cracked heals

Toe nail cutting service

Diabetic footcare

Diabetic screening

Arthritis

Sharon Burke graduated from the University of Westminister in 1994 having completed her degree in... Read More

Bhavini Ganatra graduated from the Welsh Institute of Chiropractic at the University of South Wales in 2019, after completing 4 years of full-time training. Her interest in Chiropractic sparked after my mother received successful Chiropractic treatment for an injury. Bhavini is passionate about helping other’s and undertakes a patient-centred approach by providing the highest quality of care to all her patients. She strives to educate patients about their body and supplement this with hands-on treatment. She believes this encourages patients to gain control of their condition, overall, helping their bodies to function at its optimum. She is also qualified in dry needling and is registered with the General Chiropractic Council (No. 04868), and is a Licentiate Member of the Royal College of Chiropractors, after successful completion of her Post-Registration Training Programme.

Bhavini Ganatra graduated from the Welsh Institute of Chiropractic at the University of South Wal... Read More

My life mission has been to learn from the best in the industry about the human body, its dysfunctions, and how to restore it to optimal function. For over a decade, I have leveraged this expertise as a Personal Trainer, Sports Performance Coach, Corrective Exercise Specialist, CrossFit Coach, and Sports Massage Therapist to help a diverse range of clients, from professional athletes to heart patients achieve their maximum potential.

In my ongoing pursuit of knowledge, I am currently completing his chiropractic degree, which will further enhance my advanced hands-on techniques for managing neuromusculoskeletal disorders and conditions.

I also works as a Cardiac Rehabilitation Exercise Professional for the NHS Cardiology Department.

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Hannah qualified from the London School of Sports Massage with a level 5 diploma in Clinical Sport and Remedial Massage. Alongside the sports massage profession, she is a competitive International Equestrian Event Rider with a personal understanding of how important it is to keep your body working correctly and in a symmetrical way to prevent any muscular dysfunction. Hannah has been on the Junior and Young Rider European team squad and currently training with the Senior 2* European team. Having attended Dr Challoner’s high school - a certified sport and language college, she believes she has a broad knowledge and understanding of many sports having studied Physical Education at A level. Her knowledge is applied in her treatments to enhance performance, rehabilitate/ maintain and prevent injuries and psychologically aid athletes. The remedial aspect of her diploma enables her to advise and help those who suffer from muscular discomfort due to everyday/occupational activities and poor posture. Hannah finds her work is hugely rewarding due to the positive effect sports massage can have on an individual in a short space of time.

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Dr. Gail Rees-Jones (nee Daly) completed her Masters Degree in Chiropractic Technology in 2005 at the Department of Chiropractic, Durban Institute of Technology in South Africa. After completing six years of studies she graduated Magna Cum Lauda and was awarded the Dean’s merit for academic excellence.

Exposure to a wide range of sporting fields and their associated injuries (Comrades & Two-Oceans ultra-marathons, Mr. Price Pro International World Champion Surfing, Netball , Rugby and Hockey Nationals) has lead her interest in knee problems which often prove positive results from chiropractic care. Studies done by Gail and her colleague showed that imbalances in the quadriceps muscle of the thigh contribute to knee pain and addressing these imbalances, such as with dry needling, provides significant relief (Daly and Weyer-Henderson 2005).

Since arriving in the UK, Gail has completed post-graduate studies in maternity and paediactrics, both at the Anglo-European College of Chiropractic,Bournemouth and McTimoney College of Chiropractors, Oxford. Gail has found Cranial Work to be effective in correcting Plagiocephaly/Mis-shaped heads and in providing significant relief from colic-like symptoms.

Apart from practising as a chiropractor, Gail has previously lectured at the McTimoney College of Chiropractors, Oxford. She has headed both the Physiology and Imaging & Referral modules and assisted as Technique Instructor. Dr. Gail Rees-Jones (nee Daly) completed her Masters Degree in Chiropractic Technology in 2005 at the Department of Chiropractic, Durban Institute of Technology in South Africa. After completing six years of studies she graduated Magna Cum Lauda and was awarded the Dean’s merit for academic excellence.

Exposure to a wide range of sporting fields and their associated injuries (Comrades & Two-Oceans ultra-marathons, Mr. Price Pro International World Champion Surfing, Netball , Rugby and Hockey Nationals) has lead her interest in knee problems which often prove positive results from chiropractic care. Studies done by Gail and her colleague showed that imbalances in the quadriceps muscle of the thigh contribute to knee pain and addressing these imbalances, such as with dry needling, provides significant relief (Daly and Weyer-Henderson 2005).

Since arriving in the UK, Gail has completed post-graduate studies in maternity and paediactrics, both at the Anglo-European College of Chiropractic, Bournemouth and McTimoney College of Chiropractors, Oxford. Gail has found Cranial Work to be effective in correcting Plagiocephaly/Mis-shaped heads and in providing significant relief from colic-like symptoms.

Apart from practicing as a chiropractor, Gail has previously lectured at the McTimoney College of Chiropractors, Oxford. She has headed both the Physiology and Imaging & Referral modules and assisted as Technique Instructor.

Dr. Gail Rees-Jones (nee Daly) completed her Masters Degree in Chiropractic Technology in 2005 at... Read More