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Frequently Asked Questions

Although the basic tenets of Chiropractic are universal, there are many different approaches to treatment. Different treatment techniques suit different people and so we tend to use a mixture of techniques, tailoring treatment to the individual. In terms of analysis, our chiropractors use principles developed in Sacro Occipital Technique, Applied Kinesiology and motion palpation. Overall there is an emphasis on gentle effective techniques used to facilitate the body's own healing processes.

Skillful spinal manipulation should not be painful. Sometimes, working on muscles which are in spasm can be uncomfortable and so these procedures are used only when absolutely necessary. Chiropractic treatment is often sought because of its effectiveness in reducing pain of spinal origin.

Emily Mason BSc MSc DC MCC is recognised by most health insurance companies including Bupa, AXA/PPP and many others. Many insurance schemes will reimburse chiropractic fees. Some are 'open access' (no referral necessary) and others require either GP or consultant referral before your fees for chiropractic care can be claimed.

Please contact your insurance provider for information regarding the reimbursement of fees.

In all instances The Spinal Answer Chiropractic clinic does not run accounts on behalf of patients - fees are settled as they are incurred and receipts are provided to enable the patient to recoup the sum from the insurance provider directly.

 

 

 

Are there any side effects?

Some people experience minor transient effects following treatment. These effects typically may include localised muscle stiffness or discomfort, mild headache or a feeling of fatigue. These feelings tend to be mild in nature and they quickly subside.