Debbie attained a Master's Degree in Chiropractric from the Anglo-European College of Chiropractic (AECC). The AECC has a global reputation as leaders in musculoskeletal healthcare and involves a five-year intensive training course.  

 

Debbie later completed her second Master's Degree and was awarded with a Postgraduate Certificate in Professional Development (Chiropractic). Because of her accomplishments she was accredited as a full member of the Royal College of Chiropractors in recognition of attaining a higher standard. She is also a certified Sacro-Occipital Technique (SOT) practitioner. Debbie has also completed further training in the treatment of pregnant patients and children, as well as a Chiropractic Nutrition course.

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Debbie principally uses SOT together with gentle adjustments and exercises to rehabilitate a patient after injury. She tailors these exercises to the specific needs of each patient. Debbie takes an approach which encompasses treating the patient "as a whole" and wants to get you back to doing what you love. She also gives nutritional advice on the use of supplements to help speed up your recovery, as well as help improve your overall health and sleep patterns.

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Debbie has been to Chiropractors since she was four-years-old primarily for jaw problems and migraines as well as various back injuries and multiple episodes of rye neck (torticollis). As a child she was quite poor at sports due to her various aches and pains, as well as being uncoodinated. Chiropractic care helped relieve her pains and injuries and helped to manage her jaw through ten years of orthodontic treatment. Debbie was very keen to help people in the way Chiropractic had helped her. Through completing the degree, she was able to finally fix her posture and stop the recurrent pains and injuries. Her coordination improved so that she was able to excel at sports like Ballroom and Latin Dancing and Karate (although hitting a ball with a racket still eludes her!)

 

As a young woman Debbie had a neurological condition known as Transverse Myelitis. She experienced a constant migraine for 3 months and pins and needles over the majority of her body. She was unable to walk unaided and was handicapped for about 6 months. It took two years for her to recover completely. Although she still struggles with fatigue and other minor issues, which is partly why she works part-time.

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Due to the various pains, injuries and her experience with a long-term illness, Debbie has developed great empathy for those who are suffering and in distress. Debbie also understands the fear of life as you know it being over. Debbie is very passionate about people enjoying their lives. It is her goal to help you recover from your ailments so that you can enjoy doing what you love for as long as possible.

 

At home, Debbie enjoys a quieter calmer life. In her spare time, Debbie likes to sing, write stories, colour, go to the theatre, watch Netflix or exercise.