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What to expect as a new patient

Your first visit with us takes up to 90 minutes. A medical history will be taken along with any required examinations to exclude serious conditions. A discussion will take place to provide an understanding about your area of concern, and a treatment plan will be agreed with you. You will usually start treatment at your first visit, if deemed appropriate, unless you are only having a consultation or require referral to another healthcare professional.

Follow-up visits take up to 40 minutes and include a review of your progress, consideration of any modifications to your treatment plan, and treatment. Most patients receive between 2–6 visits at weekly intervals, depending on the severity and nature of the condition. Signs of progress are usually expected within the first 4 visits.

Most importantly, our patients feel valued, heard, and listened to.

Please note: The entire appointment is with a Chiropractor – we do not use clinical assistants to carry out any part of the consultation

To cancel or reschedule an appointment we do require 48 hours notice, to avoid a 50% late cancellation charge. If the appointment is missed and not cancelled the full cost of the appointment will be charged.

What to expect at an Integrated  Clinical Somatics appointment.

Integrated Clinical Somatics is an educational process that teaches you to re-train chronic tension and habitual movement patterns linked to pain and restriction. Your active participation and commitment are key to achieving lasting results.Appointments can be made as pay as you go or block booking for integrated clinical somatics sessions.

Most people benefit from 3–6 sessions, though more complex issues like scoliosis or trauma may require additional visits. Each session builds on the last, helping you regain ease and freedom of movement through Integrated Clinical Somatic Movements.You first session includes:

• Detailed intake and assessment. You will be guided to become aware of how you stand and walk.

• Hands-on movement session to release specific patterns of muscular tension

• Short routine of Somatic Movements for home self-care, designed to reinforce your progress and improvement

Follow up sessions include:

• Review of symptoms

• Hands-on clinical lesson based on your needs

• Review of previous self-care Somatic Movements

• New Somatic Movements