Kay graduated from the Anglo-European College of Chiropractic in 2001 with an Honours degree in Human Science and a Masters in Chiropractic, and worked in two busy Wiltshire practices until opening Maristow Chiropractic Clinic in 2003.

Kay has a special interest in treating sporting injuries and completed the International Chiropractic Sports Science Diploma (ICSSD) in Turin, Italy in 2006 to be a certified sports Chiropractor. In 2012 she was selected as a “Gamesmaker” for the Paralympic games as part of the medical services team. More locally, Kay was the team medic for Trowbridge Rugby Football Club from 2004-2017 where she was responsible for all pitch side first aid and both pre and post match treatments. Kay was honoured as a Fellow of the Royal College of Chiropractors in 2015 in recognition of her continuous work and dedication to improving the profession with a clear focus on self-improvement aimed at providing the very best chiropractic care.

In 2016, Kay completed a Post Graduate Diploma in Medical Ultrasound (PgDip), which is the Consortium for the Accreditation of Sonographic Education (CASE) accredited course, recognised by the British Medical Ultrasound Society (BMUS). This allows the clinic to use diagnostic ultrasound to accurately diagnose many musculoskeletal injuries, give a more specific prognosis and provide a specific treatment plan.

Kay has continued to contribute to the care of athletes at major international sporting events, being selected to be part of the Medical Services team at the 2017 IAAF World Championships London and the 2022 Birmingham Commonwealth Games.

Kay is fully registered with the General Chiropractic Council (no.01280) is a member of the British Chiropractic Association and a Fellow of the Royal College of Chiropractors.

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Joseph graduated from Bournemouth University with a Sports Science degree in 2015.

He went on to work at the Bristol Academy of Sport as a Strength and Conditioning Coach and at UK Athletics with GB sprinters training for the Rio Olympics. After this, he ventured into Motor Sport. For two years he worked with international drivers competing in Formula 2 and 3, where he helped with some faces you’d see on the current F1 Grid. He has a wealth of experience training elite athletes in sports including American Football, Boxing, Netball, Golf, Basketball and Rugby (this is by all means not an exhaustive list).

In 2018 Joe reflected on his career path and returned to University to study Chiropractic to be able to focus on treating as well as training. His aim is to be able to give patients from all areas of life relief from symptoms as well as supporting recovery from injury by guiding the rehabilitation journey. Using his experience he love to blend manual hands on techniques with unique exercises to help build a robust and comprehensive tailored management plan.

He uses this approach to help those who want to get more out of the little things in life as well as those who like to push their limits, from gardening to Marathon running; or walking the dog to lifting heavy weights, Joe will be able to help.

Joe was presented with an Academic Award from the British Chiropractic Association for achieving the highest academic score in his final University year. He is a member of the British Chiropractic Association and registered with the General Chiropractic Council no 05143.

In Joe’s spare time he like to train CrossFit and is currently learning how to play the drums. Joe is fuelled by strong coffee and has a surprisingly small fluffy dog called Milo.

Joseph graduated from Bournemouth University with a Sports Science degree in 2015. He went on to... Read More