Kari Duggleby DC qualified as a Doctor of Chiropractic, DC BSc Chiro. (hons), from the Welsh Institute of Chiropractic at the University of Glamorgan. She then went on to gain considerable experience in various London based clinics. Excelling in the prevention and management of back and neck pain with patients across the lifespan of the condition. She combines different chiropractic techniques in the management of patients' conditions, depending on the goals of the individual.

Kari is a member of The International Society of Clinical Rehabilitation Specialists, and is committed to encouraging patients to help themselves with the use of home, and in house exercise based treatment. Placing an emphasis on a combined approach using hands-on chiro and/or osteo, often with the additional use of our massage therapist or physio consultations and input as required. Together with a home management routine, she will assist you in helping yourself where possible.

Her research interests include defining the effects of specifically prescribed exercises on the performance of horse riders and their technique.

Ron Konigsberg DO qualified with an Integrated Masters Degree in Osteopathy from the European School of Osteopathy, University of Greenwich. In his consultations and treatment he employs a patient centered approach that addresses predisposing, maintaining and occupational factors relating to muscular and skeletal pain.

His vast background and interest in martial arts, rock climbing and running have given him an in-depth knowledge and experience in treating and rehabilitating sports related injuries.

Dr Ruth Lovegrove Jones combines her work as a clinician alongside the disciplines of international research, writing and education. She has worked in private practice for the last 20 years and is recognised as a true expert in the fields of pain management, sports medicine and pelvic floor rehabilitation - working with elite athletes as well as the more sedentary type. She has a particular interest in chronic pain & the management of complicated pain patients who've "Been there...done that".

She was awarded a PhD from University of Southampton, UK with Professor Maria Stokes and Professor Victor Humphries, working collaboratively with Professor Christos Constantinou and Dr Qiyu Peng at Stanford University, California. This team of Physiotherapists, Physicists and Engineers evaluated the dynamic function of the Pelvic Floor Muscles in women using 2D ultrasound and novel image processing methods. In collaboration with Leon Chaitow, she has co-edited Chronic Pelvic Pain and Dysfunction: Practical Physical Medicine.

Aude Brancy developed her core skills as a massage therapist at The Holistic Training Centre in Eastleigh, before going on to add further techniques including Deep Tissue and Swedish during her further training in Winchester.