Repetitive Strain Injuries
Chiropractic for Repetitive Strain Injuries
Repetitive strain injuries can develop when muscles, joints and other tissues are repeatedly exposed to the same movements or prolonged positions.
They are particularly common among people who spend long periods at a computer, use repetitive hand movements or carry out physically demanding work or activities.
Our McTimoney-trained chiropractor provides gentle assessment and treatment for a range of repetitive strain problems.
Treatment may include precise, low-force chiropractic adjustments, mobilisation, soft-tissue techniques and practical advice relating to posture, movement and working habits.
Common areas affected
Neck
Shoulders
Upper back
Elbows
Wrists
Hands
Other areas affected by repetitive movement
We aim to help reduce discomfort, improve movement and identify practical changes that may help prevent recurring problems.
Where symptoms require further medical assessment or investigation, our integrated private GP setting allows this to be considered as part of your care.
How to book your appointment
Step One
Choose your required service by first clicking on the box “Choose an appointment type” and then scrolling through your required consultation type.
The following appointments are available:
Chiropractic (30 min) £80
Chiropractic (45 min) £95
Chiropractic (60 min) £150
Step Two
Select a date and time that works for you.
Step Three
Fill in the form which appears to add your full details.
By giving us a call or booking online you are able to see an experienced chiropractic practitioner at your convenience.
FAQs
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Dr Justin Holmes is our in-house chiropractor. He qualified from the McTimoney College of Chiropractic and is registered with the GCC and MCA.
He brings a wealth of experience with him which includes his past history of working as a Physical and Occupational Therapist.
For further information about his services: https://holmes-chiro.com/ -
Chiropractic is a regulated healthcare profession concerned with the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of mechanical disorders of the muscular system and the effects of these disorders on the function of the nervous system and general health. Chiropractors use a range of manual techniques with an emphasis on manipulation of the spine They may also offer advice on exercise, rehabilitation, lifestyle, and diet.
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Method of adjusting the bones of your body to improve skeletal alignment, trained to correct misalignments using light, quick and specific adjustments. Most people experience little or no pain discomfort when receiving a McTimoney method treatment
Justin’s treatments are a whole-body approach to care while focusing on the current complaint to reduce pain, improve function, increase mobility of the musculoskeletal system (bones, joints & muscles)
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Chiropractic care can help with a range of musculoskeletal problems, including back and neck pain, joint pain, sciatica, sports injuries, repetitive strain injuries, posture-related problems and muscular tension. Treatment is tailored to your symptoms and individual circumstances.
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Your appointment begins with a discussion of your symptoms and medical history, followed by an appropriate physical and musculoskeletal assessment. Your chiropractor will then explain their findings and discuss suitable treatment options with you.
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Chiropractic treatment should not be painful, although you may experience some temporary tenderness or muscle soreness following treatment. Your treatment will be adapted to your individual needs and comfort.
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Chiropractic treatment is not appropriate for every condition or every patient. Your symptoms and medical history will be assessed to determine whether chiropractic care is suitable. Where another form of medical assessment or treatment is more appropriate, this will be discussed with you.
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No. You can book directly with our chiropractic specialist without a GP referral. As our service is based within a private GP practice, medical assessment and onward referral can also be arranged where clinically appropriate.
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Yes. London Harley Street Practice provides both private GP and chiropractic services. Where appropriate, your care can be supported by private GP assessment, diagnostic investigations or referral to a consultant or other specialist.
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Yes. Our specialist provides gentle chiropractic care for pregnancy-related musculoskeletal problems, including back, hip and pelvic discomfort. Your treatment is adapted to your stage of pregnancy and individual needs.
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Yes we do provide such a service. Experience personalised chiropractic care in the comfort of your own home. Book a session via the appointments box above.
Home visits are limited within a 2 mile radius from the clinic. Please phone us to confirm your booking.
The cost of a home visit is an additional £70 to the normal charges (see below)
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Yes but this will need to be agreed with by your health insurance company and a guarantee of payment sent to us prior to any treatment or booking.
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Initial consultation costs £150 and will be 60 minutes in duration.
Follow up consultations can be either 45 minutes for £95 and 30 minutes for £80.
We also offer a block booking follow up approach with a discount of the following percentages:
3-5 sessions at 10% discount
6-10 sessions at 15% discount.
So for example if you booked 4 sessions (30 minutes each), the total without discount = 4 x £80 = £320, plus the 10% discount, the total payable is £320 - £32 = £288