Wye Valley Chiropractic Clinic

21/04/2026

Same day, same place, same weeds in the rose bed, just a few years on... but the same advice applies!

Use gloves, protect your knees and get down to the level that you're working at. Don't overdo it: not too much, not too little, but just right (the 'Goldilocks approach'), take regular breaks, change around what you're doing, and stop before you're exhausted!

13/03/2026

TGIF at the end of Friday 13th!!!
Gremlins at work today - phone, IT, internet glitches, but we got there! Thanks for your patience, patients! 🤩

If you're happy with all that we do, please consider leaving us a Google Review - research shows that customer reviews can really help to build trust and confidence in would-be patients, wondering whether to try chiropractic care (it also makes us 😁).

To leave a review, just click on the link:
https://g.page/r/CRiDQrOojVgKEAE/review

04/02/2026

We're not in clinic today - we're up in London, improving our knowledge, education and learning at the excellent The Royal College of Chiropractors Winter Conference.

Back in clinic tomorrow 👍

23/01/2026

Back to the old school!

Hoping to inspire the next generation with career advice and ideas...

24/12/2025

The clinic is now CLOSED for Christmas and New Year, and will be back to normal opening hours on Monday 5th January.

If you have any problems over the festive period, please call and leave a message on 01989 567222 or email [email protected]. We will be monitoring the phone, and will get back to you, and may be able to see you in clinic in case of emergency.

From the whole team at Wye Valley Chiropractic Clinic - Elisabeth, Isaac, Kirsty, Georgia and Jo - may we wish you all a merry Christmas and a happy, healthy New Year!

26/10/2025

Ever wondered what the different parts of the spine actually do? 🤔

16/10/2025

Today is World Spine Day.

This year, the emphasis is for us all to 'invest' in our spines and minimise back pain with regular physical activity, good posture, and healthy ergonomic habits, lifestyles and workspaces.

Did you know, low back pain is the single biggest cause of disability worldwide, but it also the condition for which the greatest number of people may benefit from rehabilitation?

And did you know that over 600 million people were affected with low back pain in 2020, and nearly 850 million are anticipated to be affected by 2050, mainly due to an ageing, and increasing population?

So, we need to be looking after our spines!

To find out more, and to help support others with back pain, visit
https://www.worldspineday.org/

14/10/2025

MSK conditions like arthritis don’t just cause pain.
They limit mobility, take people out of work, and reduce independence.

On it’s time we treated them like the national priority they are.

14/10/2025

We can help...

MSK conditions affect people at every age and hit hardest in the most deprived communities.

Everyone deserves the chance to move well and live well.

This , members call for truly equitable access to services and better support for those most affected.

04/10/2025

Creaky knees? You're not alone...

"...After back pain, throbbing aches in the knees are the most commonly cited musculoskeletal ailment in older adults, impacting everything from mobility to quality of life..."

Our knees are arguably one of our most important joints, but also one of the most poorly looked after. Science tells us putting in some work now pays dividends later.