Old Town Chiropractic
Chiropractor in Eastbourne, East Sussex
Old Town Chiropractic, is a multidisciplinary clinic situated in the Old Town of Eastbourne, offering McTimoney Chiropractic, Sports massage and the Alexander Technique. We pride ourselves in delivering the highest of standards in patient care and customer satisfaction. All practitioners are fully qualified, members of professional associations and fully insured. We offer a holistic approach to treatment for:Back pain, neck pain and shoulder pain
Muscular aches, Arthritic pain
Joint pain and joint stiffness, Migraine
Contact Details
Products & Services
Sports Therapy & Sports Massages
read moreAngela qualified as a sports massage therapist in 1998 and has been in practice in Eastbourne and the locality ever since. For 10 years, before it closed, she held a clinic at the Crossley Clinic at the David Lloyd Centre, Hampden Park.She has had extensive experience of treating professional sports men and women; post-operative patients (in particular those who have had joint replacements); and those with work related and everyday aches and pains.
Sports massage therapy is a treatment designed to work on tension and knots in the muscles (which can be the cause of restriction in muscle movement) and to work deeper into the connective tissues and fibres of the muscles (soft tissue release).
Alexander Technique
read moreChristine Green MSTAT Alexander Technique Teacher.
I trained at The Brighton School for Alexander Technique, completing a 3 year full time training course in July 2008. I am a certified member of The Society of Teachers of the Alexander Technique (MSTAT) and am fully insured.
The Alexander Technique is a practical method for improving ease and freedom of movement, balance, coordination and confidence while relieving back pain, neck pain and general stiffness. It teaches the use of the appropriate amount of effort for a particular activity giving you more energy and enables you to feel calmer and work more efficiently.
I trained at The Brighton School for Alexander Technique, completing a 3 year full time training course in July 2008. I am a certified member of The Society of Teachers of the Alexander Technique (MSTAT) and am fully insured.
The Alexander Technique is a practical method for improving ease and freedom of movement, balance, coordination and confidence while relieving back pain, neck pain and general stiffness. It teaches the use of the appropriate amount of effort for a particular activity giving you more energy and enables you to feel calmer and work more efficiently.
Testimonials
Chiropractic testimonials for Sarah Harris
read moreIt was my first visit to a chiropractor. I was a bit apprehensive as I did not know what to expect but you instantly put me at ease with your friendly, helpful and caring manner and your discreet and professional approach.
Although I was in a great deal of pain, as the area was very inflamed, the manipulations and adjustments you made were always gentle and within the limits that my body could cope with. None of your movements were violent or jarring.
Although I was in a great deal of pain, as the area was very inflamed, the manipulations and adjustments you made were always gentle and within the limits that my body could cope with. None of your movements were violent or jarring.
Alexander Technique testimonials for Christine Green
read moreIt melts away the stress of the day Kevin P, NHS Worker
Thank you so much for your patience, kindness and skill in introducing me to the Alexander Technique. It continues to be of great benefit to me every day Chris S Eastbourne
As a dancer, it is important for me to be aware of how I am using my body. AT allows me to get back in touch with my movements instead of forcing them Becky G, Dance student
Thank you so much for your patience, kindness and skill in introducing me to the Alexander Technique. It continues to be of great benefit to me every day Chris S Eastbourne
As a dancer, it is important for me to be aware of how I am using my body. AT allows me to get back in touch with my movements instead of forcing them Becky G, Dance student