About Back to Joint Health Chester — Specialist Musculoskeletal Care

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About Back to Joint Health

Back to Joint Health is based in Handbridge, Chester and specialises in hands‑on treatment for back pain, neck pain and joint pain.

The clinic combines spinal and joint manipulation, soft tissue therapy, medical acupuncture and progressive rehabilitation to deliver practical, evidence‑based care.

Practitioner: As a qualified chiropractor with several years experience I have extensive knowledge treating musculoskeletal conditions and pain. Skilled in spinal and joint manipulation soft tissue techniques, medical acupuncture and exercise rehabilitation.

Committed to clear communication, realistic goals and helping patients return to the activities they enjoy.

Approach: Assessment focuses on identifying the drivers of your pain and building a short, effective plan. Treatment aims to reduce pain quickly and give you the tools to stay well long term.

How to find us

My recently opened clinic is conveniently located in the Handbridge area of Chester -

From Eaton Road going towards Eccleston turn left on to Berkley Drive (Belgrave Park) and then first left on to Holbein Close and follow it round to no. 24 (on the right-hand side).

When you arrive please park on the driveway.

I look forward to welcoming you to my clinic in the near future.

FAQs

How many sessions will I need?

Most people notice improvement within a few sessions. A personalised plan will be discussed after assessment.

What are trigger points?

They are tight areas in muscles causing pain.

What is joint manipulation?

It's a hands-on therapy to relieve pain using specialised techniques to gently move spinal or other joints

Is dry needling safe?

Yes, it's a safe technique for muscle pain relief.

Is treatment painful?

Techniques are applied to your tolerance. Some treatments may cause brief discomfort but aim to reduce overall pain and improve movement.

Do you accept referrals

Yes. You can self‑refer or come via GP or other healthcare professionals.