Chiropractic
Chiropractic isn't one technique, it's a blend of treatment types that encompasses joint mobilisation and manipulation, soft tissue therapies such as western medical acupuncture, stretching, trigger point Health, instrument assisted soft tissue mobilisation (IASTM), rehabilitation and also a simple yet effective form of treatment - advice.
Connor Salter qualified with a Masters degree in Chiropractic in 2000 from the School of Chiropractic at the University of Johannesburg.
With experience working in Warwickshire, Norfolk and Somerset, Connor has been settled in the Midlands for the past 9 years now. Most of this time has been working at the Northampton Chiropractic Clinic.
He has been involved with the training of new chiropractic graduates, been a speaker at Northampton General Hospital on the profession of chiropractic and enjoys giving talks at various venues including Women’s Institute invitations.
He is very pleased to be joining the great team at Archway and is looking forward to getting more involved with ergonomics in the office workplace with his health and safety qualifications.
Qualifications
M. Tech Chiropractic, DC.
Low Back Pain
The 3 most common types of low back pain a chiropractor see's are from the lumbar facet joints, the sacroiliac joint or the intervertebral discs. We're trained to diagnose these but only after ruling out other less common causes such as tumours, infections or neurological disease.
Shoulder Pain
A very common presentation to chiropractic or physioHealth clinics is shoulder pain frozen shoulder, rotator cuff tears, impingement or AC joint sprain are examples. Some of these are due to obvious injury, others build up over time and are often due to problems with the positioning and control of the shoulder joints
Neck Pain
Neck pain can be acute or chronic, with or without headaches, injury related like whiplash or due to posture or even sleeping badly. As with the low back its important to diagnoses whether the intervertebral discs, the facet joints, ligaments or muscles are causing the pain.
Head Aches
There is good evidence for treatment of cervicogenic headache which originate from the joints or muscles around the neck. Treatment for migraine can be effective depending on the severity, although they can't be cured there is evidence of reduced frequency of attacks.
Consultation
£55.00
New Patient Consultation
(inc treatment)
Consultation
£38.00
Follow-up Treatment