Simon Mulvany

Simon was awarded The Principles Prize whilst at the McTimoney college of Chiropractic.  This was for the student: “Who in his or her final year demonstrated the best all round performance in the academic, practical and clinical aspects of the course”. 
K Mehrabi (Director of Studies).

Professional memberships include:
The General Chiropractic Council (Chiropractic state registration, 2002-Present)
http://www.gcc-uk.org/page.cfm
The Health Professions Council (Physiotherapy state registration, 2001-Present)
http://www.hpc-uk.org/

Also registered with PPP Health Care.

Dual manual therapy qualifications leads to a contemporary approach of multimodal assessment and intervention, utilizing many techniques: However, most treatments are centred around the core McTimoney Method of adjustment, with alternative techniques applied where appropriate.

Treatment Modalities:

• Massage
• Trigger point
• McKenzie loading
• PNF
• Mobilisation with movement
• Joint mobilization
• Low force high velocity thrust (McTimoney Method)
• Activator Method Chiropractic technique (A.M.C.T)
• High velocity thrust
• Postural Re-education
• Cognitive behavioural therapy / pain management
• Muscle energy technique
• Exercise: core stability/postural/specific/resistance/CV
neural mobilisation/proprioceptive/sensory motor/flexibility

What to expect 1st consultation
Duration: 
Lasts for up to one hour, which depends on the persons’ case history.
Fees: £52.00.  (Follow up appointments £35.00)

All assessments and treatments are guided by the General Chiropractic and Health professions Council’s codes of practice and Standards of Proficiency Documents.

• Case History
• Physical testing
• Cranial nerve
• Orthopaedic
• Neurological
• Vital signs / cardiovascular / respiratory / abdominal
• Radiculopathy (’sciatic’ type testing)
• McKenzie loading
• Special testing

The first consultation aims to take a full case history regarding your general health background as well as details of your symptoms. This will help in assessing the safety and appropriateness for manual therapy treatment. This first part of the assessment gives an initial rationale for your presenting complaint.