Cheltenham Chiropractic Clinic

Cheltenham Chiropractic Clinic Cheltenham Chiropractic Clinic was set up in 1978 and is the oldest and longest running Chiropracti
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Cheltenham Chiropractic Clinic is the longest running Chiropractic centre in the area – opened by Rita Hemmings in 1978 the practice has offered expert spinal healthcare to the people of Gloucestershire for 44 years! Always at the same location on the corner of Gloucester Road and Granley road the clinic expanded over the years in terms of size and capacity to the extent that some of our longer term patients occasionally got lost! This was the only practice in Gloucestershire for many years; the closest being in Oxford, Bristol and Leamington Spa. On November 9th 2015 we moved to our lovely modern premises at: Pure Offices, Hatherley Lane, Cheltenham, GL51 6SH (just behind the Nuffield Hospital.) We offer professional, effective care for all muscle and joints problems covering all age ranges from children to the elderly – our youngest patient so far was 3 days old and our eldest 101 years young! Some of the conditions we most commonly treat include: Low Back pain, Neck pain, Headaches, Postural problems, Sciatica, Sports injuries, Hip, Knee and Shoulder pain, Tendon problems, Pelvic imbalance and Arthritis. Although we can’t fix every joint and muscle problem, correcting the alignment of the body and balancing muscle tension often helps patients to move more easily and feel at their best. Catherine specialises in home rehabilitation plans to help prevent injuries recurring and we also have direct access to state-of-the-art private MRI, CT and X-ray scanning at the Cobalt Centre. Most of our patients hear about the clinic through personal recommendation (as we have had nearly 14,000 patients this is a big word-of-mouth network!) but we also receive referrals from local surgeons and GPs. Our treatments are also covered by most health insurance policies.

Not sure whether to use ice or heat on an injury? This infographic should help. πŸ”₯πŸ₯΅πŸ₯ΆπŸ§ŠThe basic rules are if you have an a...
10/12/2025

Not sure whether to use ice or heat on an injury? This infographic should help. πŸ”₯πŸ₯΅πŸ₯ΆπŸ§Š

The basic rules are if you have an acute injury that is swollen use ice for the first 48 hours, any chronic injury or muscle strain this is not swollen will benefit more from heat treatment. Ice reduces blood flow, heat increases it.

If you suffer a sudden sprain or strain, applying cold can reduce swelling by slowing cell activity, constricting blood vessels, and blocking the release of chemicals known as histamines. The application of cold can also decrease pain by numbing the area.

In most cases heat is the best choice as bringing more blood flow to an area of muscle strain, tendon injury or arthritis will help dilate blood vessels, remove toxins and bring in more oxygen and nutrients to help the tissue repair itself.

The most important point is to always have a barrier between the heat/cold source and your skin to prevent burns.

Hope that helps! πŸ€“

Many thanks to Mr Morgan Jones, consultant spinal surgeon at the Birmingham Royal Orthopaedic Hospital for a fascinating...
08/12/2025

Many thanks to Mr Morgan Jones, consultant spinal surgeon at the Birmingham Royal Orthopaedic Hospital for a fascinating talk last week. Our Registered Chiropractor Catherine Owers is now totally up to date with the current surgical options for spinal degeneration and instability - however spinal surgery is risky so it’s always best to try conservative care (I.e. Chiropractic) first! 🩻🦴πŸ’ͺ🏻

Catherine had an excellent time at the  conference in Birmingham last week getting cutting edge research updates on a hu...
02/12/2025

Catherine had an excellent time at the conference in Birmingham last week getting cutting edge research updates on a huge range of topics including: Rotator Cuff injury, Plantar Fasciitis, Strength training and nutrition to help menopause symptoms, Neuro-sensory integration, Achilles tendinitis, knee injury rehabilitation in premiership football, core strength in women’s RFU and osteoarthritis of the neck. She also had a massive chocolate sundae and a lovely catch up with her friend Steph πŸ™‚

Chiropractor Catherine has spent most of the weekend covered in squishmallows at her nephews 7 year old birthday party- ...
29/11/2025

Chiropractor Catherine has spent most of the weekend covered in squishmallows at her nephews 7 year old birthday party- the village Christmas lights switch on really got the festive feelings started! Have a great weekend everyone πŸŽ„πŸŽ…πŸŽπŸΎπŸ₯³πŸŽ‰

Cheltenham Chiropractic Clinic is closed on Wednesday 26th and Thursday 27th November as Chiropractor Catherine is at  a...
26/11/2025

Cheltenham Chiropractic Clinic is closed on Wednesday 26th and Thursday 27th November as Chiropractor Catherine is at at the NEC in Birmingham learning all about the most cutting edge research in sports science and injury rehabilitation. Always learning!! πŸ€“πŸ“šπŸŽ“πŸ‘©β€πŸ«πŸ’ͺ🏻

Chiropractor Catherine and her husband moved 1.7 tonnes of gravel this morning in the freezing rain for stage 1 of the f...
22/11/2025

Chiropractor Catherine and her husband moved 1.7 tonnes of gravel this morning in the freezing rain for stage 1 of the front garden renovation - now for some beer and rugby!! πŸΊπŸ‰πŸ»

Many thanks to Mr Morgan Jones - consultant spinal surgeon at the Birmingham Royal Orthopaedic Hospital for a very infor...
20/11/2025

Many thanks to Mr Morgan Jones - consultant spinal surgeon at the Birmingham Royal Orthopaedic Hospital for a very informative talk on non-surgical interventions of the spine yesterday evening. Our Registered Chiropractor Catherine Owers was interested to learn more about epidural steroid injections, medial branch nerve blocks and radio frequency ablation - if you have spinal pain maybe she can help!

18/11/2025

Arnie knows πŸ˜‰

Chiropractor Catherine has had a busy day making medlar jelly and is now relaxing in front of the fire - however, somebo...
15/11/2025

Chiropractor Catherine has had a busy day making medlar jelly and is now relaxing in front of the fire - however, somebody appears to have stolen her chair!! πŸˆβ€β¬› Enjoy your weekend everyone πŸ™‚

Chiropractor Catherine has had a busy day making medlar jelly today and is now relaxing in front of the fire - however s...
15/11/2025

Chiropractor Catherine has had a busy day making medlar jelly today and is now relaxing in front of the fire - however somebody appears to have stolen her seat!! πŸˆβ€β¬› Hope you are all enjoying the weekend πŸ™‚

Do you get back pain at work? Have you ever thought of using a standing desk? Here are some of the benefits: 1. Burn mor...
13/11/2025

Do you get back pain at work? Have you ever thought of using a standing desk? Here are some of the benefits:

1. Burn more calories: standing burns more calories than sitting. This means that just by standing and doing the same amount of work, you are already improving your health.

2. Improved posture: the problem with workplace desks is that they lack a correct ergonomic setup. A standing desk can be raised or lowered, allowing you to tailor the height of your work platform and your screens to suit you.

3. Encourage circulation: sitting or standing still for long periods encourages blood and fluid to pool in the bottom half of the body. Mixing up your working position helps lower your risk of developing blood clots that can lead to a stroke or a pulmonary embolism.

4.Reduce the need for constant breaks: if you’re seated all day, you may feel the need to take incremental standing breaks. A standing desk allows you to stretch out whilst you continue with the task at hand.

5. Improved energy levels: 87% of those who switched to a standing desk during a clinical study reported increased energy throughout the day. Upon returning to their normal desks, results indicate that mood returned to its previous level.

6. A stronger core: standing up gently tenses the core muscles and engages more of your midsection, building up strength in your core and abdominal area.

7. Lowered risk of obesity and diabetes: a standing desk helps lower your risk of developing diabetes. The act of standing up also burns more calories than sitting down, making it a calorie burning alternative to a sedentary seated position.

Chiropractor Catherine really enjoyed running the charity bar at her village fireworks display on Saturday night - maybe...
10/11/2025

Chiropractor Catherine really enjoyed running the charity bar at her village fireworks display on Saturday night - maybe she has a second career option as a landlady?! 🍺🍷🍸🍾πŸ₯‚πŸ»

Address

Suite 4, Pure Offices, Hatherley Lane
Cheltenham
GL516SH

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 7pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm

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+441242513459

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Cheltenham Chiropractic Clinic is the longest running Chiropractic centre in the area – opened by Rita Hemmings in 1978 the practice has offered expert spinal healthcare to the people of Gloucestershire for 37 years! Always at the same location on the corner of Gloucester Road and Granley road the clinic expanded over the years in terms of size and capacity to the extent that some of our longer term patients occasionally got lost! This was the only practice in Gloucestershire for many years; the closest being in Oxford, Bristol and Leamington Spa. On November 9th 2015 we moved to our lovely modern premises at: Pure Offices, Hatherley Lane, Cheltenham, GL51 6SH (just behind the Nuffield Hospital.) We offer professional, effective care for all muscle and joints problems covering all age ranges from children to the elderly – our youngest patient so far was 3 days old and our eldest 101 years young! Some of the conditions we most commonly treat include: Low Back pain, Neck pain, Headaches, Postural problems, Sciatica, Sports injuries, Hip, Knee and Shoulder pain, Tendon problems, Pelvic imbalance and Arthritis. Although we can’t fix every joint and muscle problem, correcting the alignment of the body and balancing muscle tension often helps patients to move more easily and feel at their best. Catherine specialises in home rehabilitation plans to help prevent injuries recurring and we also have direct access to state-of-the-art private MRI, CT and X-ray scanning at the Cobalt Centre. Most of our patients hear about the clinic through personal recommendation (as we have had nearly 14,000 patients this is a big word-of-mouth network!) but we also receive referrals from local surgeons and GPs. Our treatments are also covered by most health insurance policies.