Pierre started working for Ford in Southampton to assess and implement injury prevention programmes in the workplace as a certified OMT spinal physio with extensive experience in ergonomics. After eight months he accepted a position at Optimal Spine, where he is expanding his interest in musculoskeletal and sports injuries. He works closely with patients in regards to posture and exercise, and treats children with physical development problems as well as ladies with pregnancy related issues.

Pierre applies his knowledge to better understand how patients injure themselves, and seeks out ways to prevent related issues. Pierre shares his experience and knowledge as he believes that educating the patient creates a better partnership for the healing process.

Unfortunately, in 2010 Scott suffered an injury that changed his sporting life and kept him out of the game for four years. Although it is something he will never fully recovered from, it has given him the drive to help ensure other people don’t go through a similar experience. He now works tirelessly in assisting people with their lives post injury.

Scott completed his Master’s degree in Sports Rehabilitation at St. Mary’s University in Twickenham. During this time he gained a wealth of experience in clinical environments as well as in a wide variety of sports, including rugby, football, GAA and athletics. Treating everyone from the general public to professional athletes, some of whom went on to compete at the London 2017 World Athletics Championships, he is very proud to offer the very best treatment to anyone who requires it.

With 5 years’ experience working as a musculoskeletal therapist, Scott now specialises in injury assessment, deep tissue/sports massage, dry needling and rehabilitation. However, these techniques are not solely reserved for sports-related injuries but also tightness in the neck, shoulder pains, postural tensions and tensions due to office work. All of these can benefit hugely from rehabilitation treatment.

Scott thoroughly enjoys his work and believes in a multi-faceted approach to make sure all of his patients receive the best outcomes possible. Having worked at Optimal Spine and Sports Dimensions for over a year, he has gained a wealth of experience in clinical environments. He is also very popular with both clients and staff members alike.

Harrison believes health is much more than just the absence of disease, he believes that health can be optimised through removing interference on the nervous system restoring optimal function.

From a young age Harrison has taken part in a variety of sports, such as badminton, martial arts and cross fit. Chiropractic care has not only given Harrison the ability to train and compete without recurring injuries but also enhanced his performance all round.

This gave Harrison the incentive to attain a degree in chiropractic which he is very passionate about. Now, he has the gratification of seeing outstanding results (“miracles”) in his own patients.

Spreading the word: It seems apparent to Harrison that among our community there is a huge lack of understanding of the nervous system and that if people had some guidance they would have much more knowledge on how to help with their own symptoms and performance.

This year Harrison is coming round to business’s in London educating on the effect poor office ergonomics has on the body and the importance of maintaining a healthy nervous system. Chiropractic isn’t just a career for Harrison, it’s a lifestyle.