Chiropractor Returns Home April 22, 2009

Chiropractor Returns Home to Open New Clinic

A chiropractor has returned home in order to open a new clinic in Doc Fictoria.

Native to Caernarfon of North West Wales, Anna Marie Williams, spent the last seven years of her career in Yorkshire but has made the decision to open a new practice in her hometown.

Anna grew up in Caernarfon in Gwynedd, and left Wales in order to get her degree in England. She studies for a BSc, followed by an MSc in chiropractic which led to her job in Yorkshire for seven years.

Speaking about her job, Anna says that back pain is an extremely common problem which is why she values her work. However, she also treats a number of other complaints besides back and neck pain.

She is taking this move in her career mainly due to the fact that she wants to “give something back to the local community”. Though back pain is common, there are relatively few chiropractic clinics available. The new clinic will open up a completely new service to residents of her home town, avoiding the need for them to travel out of their way for treatment. Anna is also helpful that the clinic will help the economy of the town.

Anna hopes that her chiropractic clinic will help the people of Gwynedd to relieve any back and neck problems, as well as a wide range of other complaints which will range from sports’ injuries to arthritic pains and headaches.

Chiropractic itself revolves around diagnosing and treating products that relate to the muscles, ligaments, joints, nerves and tendons. These are all closely related to the spine and its alignment.

Anna’s new clinic is situated above Yr Harbwr and is open five days a week. It can provide chiropractic treatment to patients of all ages, and has easy lift access to the second floor.