About Us

Life Right – What makes us tick?  What makes us passionate about what we do? How we make a difference to you…

We offer  a whole-person, systems-led treatment methodology out of disease and illness and into sustained wellbeing.

In our clinical application, we use an Integrative approach and believe that the human mind and body can heal and return to homeostasis once we know where we are starting  (a baseline of existing health) and an acheivable treatment pathway has been agreed towards your goals and wishes for wellbeing. We aim for a relationship with every individual person to be transparent, respectful and considered of their life story and historical pathway, whilst integrating our knowledge and expertise to work towards our wellbeing model of health. In our experience, this lends itself to remarkable results and acheivements that can be sustained for longevity and quality of life.

‘Whole person’ means –  looking at every aspect of what makes you and what  goals/dreams you would aspire to.

 ‘Systems-led’ means – we consider every single system both internally within the body and externally within your life to see how trauma, pain, illness or disease started or sometimes  how we unknowingly may be perpetuating it and then  once we know this we can use this information to return you to health and wellbeing important to you and what you are able to sustain within your desired lifestyle.

Integrative Approach means – we use all of our learning from the different schools of thought we have studied with and combine this to fit the requirements and wishes of the person in front of us. In particualr we look at what works for you, how and why it worked and use more of this to move you from ill health and disease to wellbeing.

We see our innovative form of  ’medicine’ as a ‘synergistic sensation driven’ treatment or therapy that can drill down to a treatment pathway to alleviate and/or prevent chronic illness and disease and promote healthful practices.  Life Right is not an ‘alternative’ health provider, but offers a natural, safe process in which to gain better health without the use of potential chemical toxins, (in most cases).

We utilise the ability of the brain, body and mind to compliment and reinforce natural processes within our bodily systems and believe in working with what is there at present towards what is needed for future health and wellbeing.

Medicine has produced many drugs that are later shown to be toxic so whilst we believe that medication is important, before doing so we would ask what is the lowest dose of medicine for the shortest duration possible to gain the benefits required. When imaging has been taken (x-ray, CT, MRI) we advise further enquiry as to the specificity of ‘abnormalities’ on imaging to individual symptoms as many people will attest to having the same symptoms after surgical intervention. Unfortunately we are not as yet in a technological state to know for sure that many medical interventions will help chronic pain: What we do know is that iatrogenic illness is a leading cause of death and that drugs/medication are chemicals that aim to alter physiology. So although it is inadvisable to come off medication suddenly and without the support of your GP, we do know that through being human and our real world examples we can change our physiology through our senses. i.e. fear mechanism, (with perceived or real threat) or epigenetics (our ability to change our genes) or even on our anti-inflammatory programme, (which utilises all of the senses to achieve good health) we have seen changes to hot flushes, chronic aches and pains, sleeping patterns, digestive and bowel ailments.

We regularly enter into clinical studies and trials, to not only inform our practices and reinforce our beliefs, but also to evolve our treatment interventions through each study.  Over the past 10 years we have accumulated information regarding Diabetes, Asthma, Chronic low back pain, sleep disturbances, hypothyroidism (sub-clinical), migraines, ADHD and dyslexia.

As we work from a pool of expertise, we encourage all of our  practitioners to research  and share innovation with each other and to involve themselves in our regular outcome trials and pilot studies. Regular continuous professional development within an academic environment is an extra requirement to the ongoing CPD we promote within our clinical practice and service delivery standards.

Please feel free to ask questions and enquire from the practitioners you work with about their current education and CPD pathway.

We offer an integrative systems-led approach, which draws from our pool of expertise and resources in the following specialisms:

  • Applied Kinesiology
  • Bodywork (rehab and post surgery)
  • Brain entrainment
  • Chiropractic
  • Dry Needling
  • Hypnotherapy
  • Laboratory testing and analysis
  • Integrative Psychotherapy (incorporating contemporary, systemic, psychoanalytical, humanistic, gestalt and cognitive behavioural therapies)
  • Mindfulness Practices
  • NLPt (Master Practitioner level)
  • Nutrition (natural and research-led)
  • Systemic Practices (Families and Couples)
  • Trauma Release Therapy
  • Qi Gong

We are fully insured and subscribed to the relevant associations

  • College of Chiropractors
  • European Association of Hypno-Psychotherapists
  • General Chiropractic Council
  • Association of Family Therapy
  • Member of the Complementary and Natural Healthcare Council
  • Member of British Association of Counsellors and Psychotherapists
  • Member of British Association of Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapists
  • National Register of Hypnotherapists and Psychotherapists
  • Senior Member of the General Hypnotherapy Council
  • Insurance secured by Towergate and Balens.

We believe in offering treatment to all and therefore would ask that you enquire from your GP, specialist, HR or OH Dept at work about a referral to us and claim a 50% reduction upon boooking with us for your intial consultation with one of our practioners.

 In cases of little or no funding we operate Life Right Choice for under 16’s or young adults (up to 21) who have chronic conditions that we may wish to research whilst working with them within our evidence-based clinical outcome initiatives.