Business Details
19 Years
experience
Chiropractic Care in Swindon
Established in 2007, Gibbs Chiropractic Clinic in Swindon is led by Amy Gibbs, a fully qualified chiropractor registered with the General Chiropractic Council and the British Chiropractic Association. With over two decades of experience in musculoskeletal care, our clinic specialises in non-invasive treatments including spinal manipulation, dry needling, and myofascial taping. We prioritise patient education through tailored home exercise programmes and address a wide range of conditions from back pain to headaches caused by neck issues.Our approach combines clinical expertise with a commitment to safe, natural healing for patients of all ages. Located in Old Town, Swindon, we maintain strong professional standards through ongoing training as a PRT instructor with the Royal College of Chiropractors.
Services
Spinal Manipulation
Massage Therapy
Dry Needling
Myofascial Taping
Home Exercise Advice
Details
- Year established: 2007
Highlights and features
- We have over 20 years of chiropractic experience since 2002
- Offering multiple treatment techniques including spinal manipulation and dry needling
- Specialise in safe, natural treatments for all age groups
- Provide evidence-based home exercise programmes for long-term recovery
- Located in central Swindon with convenient parking options
Associations and certifications
- General Chiropractic Council
- British Chiropractic Association
- Royal College of Chiropractors
Services
Spinal Manipulation
Manual therapy targeting restricted spinal segments improves mobility and reduces pain. Our chiropractors use controlled force techniques to restore normal joint function. This treatment addresses mechanical neck pain, back pain, and related nerve issues through precise, evidence-based adjustments.
Dry Needling
Intramuscular therapy using fine needles releases trigger points and alleviates muscular pain. This technique targets myofascial pain syndromes by stimulating physiological responses in affected tissues. Effective for chronic muscle tension, sports injuries, and repetitive strain conditions when combined with other chiropractic treatments.
Myofascial Taping
Elastic therapeutic tape application supports muscles and joints while maintaining mobility. The technique reduces inflammation, improves circulation, and provides proprioceptive feedback. Beneficial for sports injuries, postural imbalances, and acute musculoskeletal conditions during rehabilitation phases.
Home Exercise Programmes
Personalised exercise plans complement clinical treatments and prevent recurrence. Programmes focus on core stability, postural correction, and flexibility training. Patients receive detailed instructions for safe, effective self-management of chronic conditions and post-treatment recovery.
Postural Assessment
Comprehensive evaluation of static and dynamic posture identifies biomechanical imbalances. Digital analysis combined with physical examination detects compensatory patterns contributing to musculoskeletal pain. Forms essential part of treatment planning for chronic back and neck conditions.
People
Amy Gibbs
Chiropractor
Registered chiropractor with General Chiropractic Council since 2002. Holds BSc in Physiology & Pharmacology and MSc in Chiropractic. Established Swindon clinic in 2007 after postgraduate training at University of Surrey.
Questions
What conditions do you treat?
We treat back pain, neck pain, sciatica, joint issues, tennis elbow, and headaches caused by neck problems using chiropractic techniques.
Is chiropractic treatment safe for children?
Yes, our treatments are safe and effective for children, using gentle techniques adapted to young patients' needs.
What payment methods do you accept?
We accept all major credit and debit cards for consultations and treatment sessions.
Where are you located?
Our clinic is at 43 Bath Road, Old Town, Swindon SN1 4AS with nearby parking options.
Do you offer home visits?
We provide clinic-based treatments only, but create home exercise programmes for continued patient care.
