In Sync Chiropractic

26/01/2026

🦴 Let’s talk about your mid-back (thoracic spine) 🦴

Your thoracic spine is the middle part of your back, where your ribs attach. It plays a BIG role in posture, movement, and even breathing.

✨ What does it do? • Protects your heart & lungs
• Supports good posture
• Allows your upper body to rotate
• Helps your ribs move when you breathe

😣 When it gets stiff or restricted • Neck or shoulder pain can develop
• You may feel mid-back tightness or aches
• Breathing can feel restricted
• Your neck or lower back may overwork to compensate

👐 How chiropractic care helps Gentle thoracic adjustments can: • Restore movement
• Improve posture
• Reduce strain on the neck & lower back
• Help your body move and breathe better

💡 A healthy spine isn’t just about pain relief — it’s about how your whole body functions.

23/01/2026

We had this beautiful female Rottweiler come in for her second chiro visit with Dr Siân. 🐶🥰

It's such a pleasure to see dogs come through the practice for chiropractic care alongside our humans we look after 😄

Every being, whether you are a human 🙋‍♀️ dog 🐕 or giraffe 🦒 is able to have regular chiropractic care to enhance their overall well-being ❤️ 💥

14/01/2026

"How's the body been feeling lately?"

On Tuesday, we had a familiar furry face visit us with her mum 🐶🥰

13/01/2026

🦴 What are spinal discs?

Spinal discs are the soft cushions between the bones of your spine.

They act like shock absorbers, helping your spine move, bend, and twist while protecting your nerves.

Each disc has a strong outer layer for support and a soft, jelly-like centre to absorb pressure.

💡 Why are discs important? They:
✔ Reduce impact from daily movement
✔ Help keep space between spinal bones
✔ Support healthy movement and flexibility

✨ Spinal discs don’t have their own blood supply — they rely on movement to get nutrients. That’s why gentle motion is so important for spinal health!

🔄 As we age, discs naturally lose some water and flexibility — this is normal, not automatically a problem.

Your spine is designed to move — and movement helps keep it healthy 👍

07/01/2026

Aaandd we are back in business ready and refreshed for you all for 2026! 😎

We can't wait to see you all soon!

05/01/2026

Happy New Year everyone! 😍
Here is our motivational quote for January that might just resonate with you, whether you're practicing a New Year's resolution, or simply wanting to change something in your life that you feel will benefit you 😁

We will see you on Thursday ready to check spines and change lives 🤩

31/12/2025

23/12/2025

And that is us done for 2025! 🥳😄

We are now taking a much needed break over the Christmas and New Year holiday. We will return to practice on Thursday 8th January 2026 ready and refreshed for you all 😁

Thank you to every single one of our people who made this year so special. Your support means the world to us, and we can’t wait to welcome you back in 2026 ✨

Merry Christmas 🎅 🎄 and Happy New Year 🎉🥳

With love ❤️
From Dr Siân, Sarah and Tricia at In Sync Chiropractic xx

18/12/2025

🦴 Your Lower Back (Lumbar Spine) Explained!

Your lower back, called the lumbar spine, is made up of five bones (L1–L5). This area does a lot of work every day — supporting your body weight, helping you move, and protecting important nerves. 🏋‍♂️

The bones in your lower back are larger and stronger than the rest of your spine. Between them are cushions called discs that act like shock absorbers. These help your back handle everyday movements like bending, standing, and lifting. The joints in this area allow you to bend forward, backward, and side to side, while limiting twisting to keep your spine safe.

Because the lumbar spine carries so much load, it’s a common place for stiffness, strain, and pain — especially with poor posture, long periods of sitting, or improper lifting. The lowest segment, where the spine meets the pelvis, tends to experience the most stress.

Chiropractic care focuses on how well your lower back is moving and how it’s working with the rest of your body. Chiropractic adjustments aim to restore normal motion, reduce stress on the joints, and help your nervous system function more smoothly. Care is often paired with simple exercises, stretching, and posture advice to help keep your back healthy long term. 😊

A healthy lower back helps you move more freely, feel stronger, and get back to doing the things you enjoy.

13/12/2025

Hey everyone! 👋

We only have a few new patient appointments for next week left. These are the last ones for the year until 2026, so jump in quick and grab them before they go! 😁