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+44 29 2062 8128
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| 264 North Road, Cardiff, United Kingdom, CF14 3BL | |
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1.1 miHeath Low Level
1.1 miWhitchurch Village (Southbound)
1.2 miWhitchurch Village (Northbound)
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Specialties
Beginning with a consultation lasting up to one hour, patients can discuss their current state of posture, as well as any other health concerns and specific complaints. Customers can opt to have their first treatment immediately after their consultation or at a later date. Sessions will focus on any issues discussed in the report of findings and last approximately 20 minutes each. The chiropractor will tailor sessions to individual requirements, with treatments consisting of any of the following:
Massage /Trigger Point Therapy
Myofascial Release
Manipulation (SMT)
Dry Needling /Acupuncture
Exercise
Ultrasound
History
Established in 2005.
Michelle started up Axis Chiropractic after qualifying from the Welsh Institute of Chiropractic in 2005 with a first class degree in Chiropractic. The clinic has grown and expanded over the past 10 years and we have recently opened a second clinic in Newport (GCC chiropractic Centre). We currently have 3 Chiropractic Doctors working between the 2 clinics.
Meet the Business Owner
Michelle B.
Business Owner
Doctor of Chiropractic
Founder and Owner of Axis Chiropractic &
owner of Gwent Chiropractic Centre
Michelle started up Axis Chiropractic after qualifying from the Welsh Institute of Chiropractic in 2005 and took over ownership of the GCC Chiropractic Clinic in 2014. Michelle’s interest in Chiropractic came about after meeting and Equine (horse) Chiropractor as a teenager, at that point Michelle was considering a career in veterinary, but soon changed her mind after witnessing the benefits and wide scope that chiropractic can offer both animals and people.
Since qualifying Michelle has had the privilege of working with and treating many top athletes in the south Wales area in a wide range of sports including football, rugby, badminton, classical and modern dance, athletics and equestrianism both at professional and amateur level. She was invited to treat the dancers at the 2008 Madonna Hard Candy tour at home in Cardiff and travelling to see them at different venues throughout the UK.
