Beverley Wing, McTimoney Chiropractic, Cambridgeshire
Suffering from migraines, neck/back pain, sciatica, menstrual or postural problems?
The gentle nature of McTimoney relieves pain without the use of drugs or surgery allowing the body to heal itself naturally, increasing mobility and providing a route to better health. McTimoney Chiropractic is suitable for all ages including young babies, pregnant women and the elderly.
What is McTimoney Chiropractic?
Chiropractic is a method of adjusting the bones of your body. We believe this ensures that your body’s nerve supply works to its best ability. McTimoney treatment is a gentle treatment that uses relatively light fast movements to adjust the bones of the body. This gentle nature makes it suitable for people of all ages including children, pregnant women and the elderly. Our aim is to provide the best possible Chiropractic care to the benefit of our patients.
What makes McTimoney different?
With McTimoney Chiropractic, only our hands are used to assess and treat you. These subtle adjustments may help relieve pain and discomfort, increase mobility and provide a route to increased health. We do not twist your body into uncomfortable positions.
How can McTimoney help you?
McTimoney Chiropractic may benefit following conditions:
- Neck Pain
- Joint pain
- Migraine Headaches
- Minor Sports injuries
- Shoulder & arm pain
- Low back pain
- Leg Pain
- Fibromyalgia
This is by no means a complete list and McTimoney treatment may benefit many other conditions.
Can McTimoney help everyone?
McTimoney's gentle approach does not mean that it is ineffective. It can help all sorts of people with all sorts of problems. People engaged in heavy manual work have benefited from this treatment, along with rugby players and others involved in strenuous sports. Like all other chiropractors in the UK, McTimoney chiropractors are registered with the General Chiropractic Council (GCC).
Beverley provides chiropractic treatments throughout Cambridgeshire including Ramsey, Huntingdon, St Ives, Peterborough and Cambridge, and can be contacted by email at