Emma Daniells BSc(Hons) MSc DC ICSSD

Emma Daniells qualified as a Doctor of Chiropractic after previously undertaking an honours degree in Clinical Sciences at Kings College in London.

She spent the first four years of  her career working at Orpington chiropractic clinic progressing to Head Chiropractor. During this time, Emma built an extensive patient-base, treating a range of conditions from chronic degenerative disorders to acute sporting injuries. Her long-term committment to her patients is reflected by a number of these patients now travelling to london EC2 for ongoing care or treatment for new injuries .

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In 2006, with her business partner Ben Glenister, founded Bodymotion Chiropractic and Sports Injuries Clinic. A city based practice committed to working with patients to achieve their individual health goals. She understands the importance of team work within healthcare and regularly receives referrals from allied healthcare professionals such as orthopaedic consultants, neurosurgeons, GP’s, personal trainers and sports coaches.

In 2008, Emma travelled to the International Olympic Committee in Lausanne Switzerland to complete the International Chiropractic Sports Science Diploma (ICSSD). She now aims to work in the polyclinic at the 2012 Olympics after gaining experience working with the Cambridge Harriers at The British Athletics League national meetings.

Within the clinic setting, Emma utilises a range of techniques including manipulative therapy and soft tissue release techniques such as graston technique , kinesiotaping and sports massage to help improve performance, decrease pain and improve function.

Emma is one of only a few female chiropractors working in the city of london (EC1) and along with a keen interest in running injuries and rehabilitation, Emma also enjoys treating headaches and postural related injuries.

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Ben Glenister BSc(Hons) MSc DC

Ben Glenister qualified as a Doctor of Chiropractic after completing a masters degree at The University of Surrey. He had previously graduated with an honours degree in Health and Exercise Science.

After graduating, Ben was one of the few students asked to stay on at the University of Surrey Chiropractic Clinic to assist students in their adjusting techniques and patient management.

During the next four years Ben worked at The Ascot Chiropractic Clinic where he successfully treated a variety of patients including elite sportsmen such as rugby players and PGA golfers. He also became one of the few chiropractors to work within the NHS and was also invited to sit on the National Back Pain Collaborative Steering Group for the East Berkshire region.

In 2006, with his business partner Emma Daniells, founded Bodymotion Chiropractic and Sports Injuries Clinic. A city based practice committed to working with patients to achieve their individual health goals. He understands the importance of team work within healthcare and regularly receives referrals from allied healthcare professionals such as orthopaedic consultants, neurosurgeons, GP’s, personal trainers and sports coaches.

Ben has a very keen interest in postural correction, sports injuries, biomechanics and rehabilitation. He has also recently undertaken a postgraduate Diploma in Sports and Exercise Biomechanics.

bglenister@body-motion.co.uk

Andrew Barfoot-Saunt BSc(Hons) MSc DC

Andrew Barfoot-Saunt qualified as a Doctor of Chiropractic after completing a masters degree at The Anglo-European College of Chiropractic in Bournemouth, Dorset.

Following his graduation, Andrew has spent the last few years working in the south and south west regions of London. During this time, Andrew built up a large patient base, treating a wide variety of conditions from acute sports injuries to chronic accumulative disorders.

Andrew has a multi-faceted approach, often using up to six or seven different treatment techniques together including medical accupuncture along with advice on posture, exercise and lifestyle in order to treat not just pain, but the underlying cause.

As well as having a keen interest in rehabilitation and biomechanics, Andrew is also undertaking further study in Sacro Occipital Technique (SOT) which involves detailed analysis and corrections for the pelvis.

abarfoot-saunt@body-motion.co.uk