Trinity Chiropractic and Natural Health Centre

So, being the duchess of this place is not one I am happy about but needs must.
Very happy with the service here. € 90 for a thorough examination, € 70 for the next and if your unlucky enough, it’s € 45 after that.
The chiropractor is very very nice and really seems to know his stuff. Makes you feel very comfortable and explains exactly what is wrong and how it will be fixed.

i started going here about a month ago because of a Groupon. well, that and i couldn’t really feel my left side very well. no, i wasn’t having a stroke or anything like that. thank you for your concern :)
the jury is still out on whether or not i’m fully fixed but i can say that Dr. Jamison is a really nice guy and quite thorough; plus he has a fantastic name! one thing i will say for a fact is that i used to suffer with headaches every single day for as long as i can remember and now i can’t remember the last time i had one. if for only that reason, i will recommend Trinity Chiro. they seem to really care and they take the time to learn your name :)
on my second visit when i came back with my x-​rays, Dr. J took the time to show them to me and show me what was out of whack with my spine before doing any kind of treatment. i really appreciated that because i’m a science nerd like that and i actually like to know what the hell is going on. or maybe i’m a bit of a control freak with some trust issues. eh. i suppose anything is better than paying € 150 to see a neurologist for 10 minutes to have him tell you that you have «degenerative changes» in your spine with no further explanation and no discussion on what that means or how you can treat it. and then when you ask «what can i do about it?» he replies «nothing» and sends you on your way (after raping your pocketbook).
the guy who started this practice i guess was more into a holistic sort of healing so they take a little more care than your average chiropractor who just pops and cracks your back and sends you on your way. they do a bit of massaging to loosen the muscles around the errant vertebrae before attempting to snap the thing back into place. i think it makes them more likely to stay put once you go home. and i can really tell that when i leave the office, i’m not going to go right back to broken as soon as i turn my head or sit down.
progress is good.
the only thing about this place that weirds me out a little bit is the fact that they have a book by L. Ron Hubbard in the waiting room. it’s not Dianetics, thank god, but it does make me wonder if they’re not a bunch of secret scientologists. but really, what does it matter as long as they’re not trying to recruit you into their cult? i mean i go to a college whose head guy is allegedly a scientologist. that hasn’t impacted my education one bit. but i digress…