Chiro.London
Wandsworth Bridge
Call 0207 183 1374, email wandsworth@chiro.london , or WhatsApp here
172 Wandsworth Bridge Road, Fulham, London, SW6 2UQ - find us here on Google Maps
Chiropractic & Massage in one clinic!
Back in 2021, our Fulham-based chiropractic clinic moved to Bishops Road, with Wandsworth Bridge running as a massage and sports therapy clinic. But we’re pleased to announce that, as of May 2023, we will again be offering chiropractic and osteomyology alongside massage and sports therapy at this location!
As the name suggests, the clinic can be found on Wandsworth Bridge Road, within walking distance of Parsons Green, Chelsea, Imperial Wharf and Wandsworth. Since 2016, our experienced and friendly chiropractors have been helping the local community improve their spinal health and wellbeing. Now, our highly-skilled therapists are pleased to offer massage and sports therapies alongside your chiropractic care to help address any muscular and soft tissue complaints.
Whether you’re looking for a spinal adjustment to help ease the pain, or deep tissue massage to help ease a strain, we’ve got you covered. Scroll down to meet our therapists, or if you’re unsure of which massage technique is right for you, click here to find out about the variety of techniques we offer.
Our Fees
Initial Consultation
For new clients. A thorough assessment and examination of your spine, body and health history with one of our experienced chiropractors or osteomyologists. X-rays not included.
£75
Regular Visit
A spinal adjustment. Not available without a prior consultation.
£55
Massage & Sports Therapy
Standard (45 min)
£70
Massage & Sports Therapy
Short (30 min)
£50
We are covered by most major insurance companies. However, we would advise contacting your insurance company prior to attending to clarify if you will be covered.
We only offer a direct billing service for BUPA UK. For all other insurers, payment is required in full at the time of appointment and we will gladly issue you a receipt to claim this back yourself.
Please do not ask us to compromise on this clinic policy as refusal may offend.
Meet Our Practitioners
Tony Redding
Tony is a BPP School of Health and McTimoney Ulster University graduate who provides the best possible care to his clients. He has gained knowledge of multiple techniques in chiropractic, such as Network Spinal, Diversified and McTimoney, from courses undertaken in New York, Quebec and London, in addition to his master's degree in Chiropractic.
Corey Eduljee
Corey grew up visiting a chiropractor regularly, which helped to grow his passion for health studies and the chiropractic profession. Having completed his studies at RMIT University in Melbourne, he recently decided to pack up and move to the UK to continue his chiropractic career.
Callum Armstrong
Originally from Melbourne, Callum earned his degree in 2019 from RMIT University, holding both a Bachelor of Health Science and a Bachelor of Applied Science (Chiropractic). Currently practicing as an osteomyologist in the UK, Callum's journey into healthcare dates back to his early years, as he underwent chiropractic adjustments from the tender age of 18 months.
A keen sports fan with a particular interest in AFL and golf, Callum believes there’s plenty of scope to improve your game with the help of regular spinal care.
Mackenzie Pyke
Mackenzie is a qualified Sports Massage Therapist with a BSc in Human Anatomy, who’s also currently completing her Master of Chiropractic at London South Bank University.
Passionate about the benefits of an active lifestyle, she understands the wear and tear this can have on the body first-hand, having suffered with injuries during her dancing career and finding relief in regular massage and chiropractic care.
Mackenzie’s goal is to promote injury recovery, relieve pent-up muscle tension, and return the body to a state of optimal health and vitality.
Meg Dunlop
After studying Sport and Exercise Science, Meg is now specialising in rehabilitation, and is enjoying being able to apply her massage therapy skills in a clinical setting.
Meg’s own sporting experience means her previous work has been with recreational rowers and semi-professional rugby teams, so she has a range of experience treating various injuries (as well as general aches and pains!).
As an athlete herself, Meg is passionate about promoting a healthy lifestyle which complements any treatments being given, and providing clients with a personalised experience that will benefit them not just in the short term, but also the long term.
Our Timetable
Our Services
Chiropractic
Chiropractic techniques can help improve a variety of issues and improve your overall health and wellbeing. We see a wide range of clients - from hard-working work-from-homers to overworked manual labourers; stressed-out mums to unsettled babies; and sporty kids to the more mature looking to stay active. Age is irrelevant for chiropractic!
It’s true that many of our clients come to see us due to back pain, and as chiropractic adjustments manipulate and align the spine, we’ve had great results in this area. Or if long hours behind a laptop are impacting your posture, we have specialised techniques and exercises to help you sit straighter.
Those who are active can also benefit from chiropractic. Whether you’re training for a marathon, clocking up miles on the bike, or practise yoga regularly, our specialised chiropractic skills can help improve your spinal flexibility, decrease pain, increase healing of your injury, and improve your overall performance.
If you are pregnant, there is no better time to see a chiropractor. Chiropractic care for the expectant mum can promote optimal baby positioning, increase pelvic stability and hopefully encourage a speedy labour.
Sports Massage
Sports massage is not limited to elite sports people. Anyone who partakes in sport or has a manual job would benefit from a sports massage. This form of massage is a deeper tissue massage generally associated with the prevention and treatment of strains, sprains and injury.
Soft tissue massage involves employing a variety of techniques to mobilise the soft tissues of the body. These tissues include muscle, ligaments, tendons, fascia and the connective tissue around joints. There are several different techniques employed in soft tissue massage - which one your therapist uses will depend on how they wish to affect the tissue.
We can treat generalised aches and pains, working alongside your chiropractic care; general, acute and chronic back pain (not from accident or injury); uncomplicated mechanical neck pain (not from accident, e.g. whiplash); circulatory problems; sciatica; muscle problems; fibromyalgia; rheumatic pain; minor sports injuries and tensions.
Deep Tissue Massage
Deep tissue therapy is similar to Swedish massage, but the deeper pressure is beneficial in releasing chronic muscle tension. The focus is on the deepest layers of muscle tissue, tendons and fascia (the protective layer surrounding muscles, bones and joints).
While some of the strokes may feel the same as those used in Swedish massage therapy, deep tissue massage is unique in the sense that it is used to dissipate scar tissue and physically break down muscle “knots” or adhesions – bands of painful, rigid tissue – that can disrupt circulation and cause pain, a limited range of motion, and inflammation. Some light bruising is also a possible side effect of deep tissue massage.
Swedish Massage
Swedish massage is a gentle form of massage with the aim of relaxing the whole body. The massage therapist will do a combination of kneading, rolling, vibration, percussive, and tapping movements across the neck, back, arms and legs to release muscle tension. The longer and softer strokes are what sets Swedish massage apart from other types of massage, and the lighter pressure ensures a deeply relaxing experience.