Dynamic Family Chiropractic

Liam graduated with BSc (Hons) and Master's degrees from the Anglo-European College of Chiropractic, Bournemouth in 1998. Since then he has developed his skills at a number of chiropractic clinics and undergone extensive further studies in functional neurology. In 2006, Liam became one of only a handful of European Chiropractors to qualify as a Diplomat of the American Chiropractic Neurology board.

Based on the knowledge that your body is self-healing and self-regulating. This means that any stress on your nerve system may create varied health challenges through-out your body. Any altered spinal motion that interferes with the flow of energy and information from your brain to your body and your body to your brain is known as subluxation.

With an in-depth knowledge of the spine, nerve system and human body, we as Chiropractors can offer care that helps with improved nerve system and spinal function and usually significant symptomatic relief. Weakness, pain and tingling in your upper legs, pelvis, lower back and outer hip can be a relatively minor challenge and often clears up all by itself within a couple of days.

Because our head is supported by our spines this unfortunately can make our neck prone to damage through altered, repetitive postures, general 'wear and tear' or an accident. Our head is incredibly heavy, weighing roughly twelve pounds which is about the size of a bowling ball.

New research published in The Spine Journal found Chiropractic care was more effective at reducing pain than home exercises alone, leaving many showing signs of improvement within one month.DFC Chiropractor, Dr Liam McLaughlin has a profound interest in neurology and can offer a full neurological and physical assessment to correctly and thoroughly assess your particular health challenge before recommending a course of care to restore function.

The shoulder is a highly mobile joint which means that good, solid shoulder function is dependent on the co-ordination of many muscle groups surrounding it. A shoulder trauma can occur in one of the tendons or muscles nearby but can quickly become irritated as you use your shoulder differently to compensate for any pain you may experience in that area.