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Welcome to Ayr Chiropractic Centre

Ayr Chiropractic Centre is a newly established complementary therapy clinic
in Ayr Town Centre, offering a range of therapies including Chiropractic,
Applied Kinesiology, Craniosacral Therapy, Indian Head Massage, Counselling,
Psychotherapy, Body Massage, Reflexology and Shiatsu.
If you would like any further information, or to book an appointment,
please contact us:
Ayr Chiropractic Centre,
3 Cow Wynd,
Alloway Street,
Ayr KA7 1SP.
Tel: 01292 266335
Email: mail@ayrchiropractic.co.uk
To view a map of the location of Ayr Chiropractic Centre click
here.








Ayr Chiropractic Centre offers a wide range of complementary
therapies and treatments aimed at providing holistic care and treating a wide
variety of conditions affecting all age groups. Please click on an
individual treatment below for more information. For a list of conditions
that we may be able to help, please click
here.
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Applied
Kinesiology - a system of muscle testing for evaluating
the body and treatment for a range of conditions, allergies and disorders.
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Chiropractic
- a collection of natural hands-on techniques to improve function of the
musculoskeletal system.
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Counselling
and Psychotherapy - please contact
the centre for more information.
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CranioSacral
Therapy - a method aimed at achieving optimum freedom
of function through releasing restrictions in the bones of the skull,
spine and pelvis.
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Shiatsu - a
healing art combining stretches, pressure and support to encourage the
free flow of energy around the body.
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Sunflower
Method - a holistic treatment aimed at restoring the
foundations of good health in children and assisting with learning
difficulties.

There are currently five practitioners at Ayr Chiropractic
Centre. Click on a practitioners name for more information.
Appointments can be booked by contacting
the centre. We are open from Monday to Friday with late opening on
Tuesday and Thursday. For more information click
here.

Ayr
Chiropractic Centre is a complementary therapy clinic conveniently situated in
central Ayr. We offer a wide range of treatments
and therapies including Chiropractic.
The centre was established by Dr.
Alison Harvey and first opened in 2002.

Location
Ayr Chiropractic Centre is situated in a quiet courtyard development, near
the railway station, in the main shopping area of the town. For maps,
directions and details of nearby parking, please click
here.
Facilities
The centre incorporates three attractively decorated treatment rooms, a
comfortable reception and waiting room with children’s play area, in
addition to a toilet with ambulatory disabled access. The entire clinic
is at street level, directly adjacent to the Kyle Street car park, with
excellent access for the elderly and physically impaired.
Opening Hours
| Monday, Wednesday, Friday |
9am - 5pm |
| Tuesday and Thursday |
2pm - 8pm |
| Closed Weekends |
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A 24 hour answering service operates outwith these hours. Please
follow this link for contact details.
Gift vouchers
Gift vouchers are available from the practice for all treatments and at any
value. Please contact
the centre for more information.
Business Name Registration Number 2253504
© 2002-2003. Website designed and created by
Stuart M Harvey.

Ayr Chiropractic Centre is open on Monday, Wednesday and
Friday during normal office hours, and on Tuesday and Thursday from 2 - 8pm.
A 24 hour telephone answering service operates outwith these hours.
If your call is not answered personally, you will be asked to leave a
message together with your name and telephone number so that we can make
contact with you at the earliest opportunity.
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Ayr Chiropractic Centre
3 Cow Wynd
Alloway Street
Ayr
KA7 1SP |
Tel: |
01292 266335 |
| Email: |
mail@ayrchiropractic.co.uk |
| Fax: |
01292 266335 |
Maps and directions are
available here.
Conditions we may be able to help at the Centre:
Structural problems:
- back pain, lumbago & sciatica
- headache & migraine
- whiplash, neck pain & dizziness
- joint, posture & muscle problems
- sports injuries
- repetitive strain injury
Children & pregnancy:
- colic in babies
- behavioural problems in childhood
- difficulties during pregnancy
- dyslexia, dyspraxia & autistic tendencies
Internal organ dysfunction:
- allergies & food intolerances
- eczema & asthma
- recurrent ear, nose & throat infections
- digestive disorders
- irritable bowel syndrome
- menstrual pain
- symptoms of the menopause
- hormone related disorders
- chronic fatigue syndrome
Stress related:
- depression, anxiety & insomnia
- stress
- addictions
For information about the treatments
offered at Ayr Chiropractic Centre, click
here.
If you are not sure which therapy is best suited to treating your
condition, then please contact
the centre and we will be happy to discuss the treatments and options
available to you.


BSc(Hons) MSc Chiro
Registered with the
General Chiropractic Council
Member of the Scottish
Chiropractic Association
Member of the International College of Applied
Kinesiology
Proprietor of Ayr Chiropractic Centre
Chiropractic comes from the Greek, meaning “done by hand”. It is a
collection of natural hands-on techniques, which do not make use of drugs or
surgery. Chiropractic is non-invasive and is primarily concerned with the
functioning of the musculoskeletal system, which is the muscles, bones,
ligaments, tendons and cartilage that form the physical structure of the body.
Following assessment, treatment takes place using precise, very small
movements (adjustments) to allow the joints to function normally; in addition
massage and stretching techniques are sometimes used. Home exercises may also
be recommended, along with dietary or nutritional changes to help the body to
return to normal function more rapidly.
The basic concept of chiropractic is that a spinal problem can have wide
reaching effects through nerve disturbance. Most of the nerves to the limbs
and internal organs originate from the spine. Thus a problem in the spine can
lead to interference in nerve pathways and this in turn can cause pain or loss
of function in the areas the nerves supply.
Chiropractic is now the third largest healthcare profession in the western
world.
Chiropractic Education and Recognition
Dr Alison Harvey followed a full
time five year course at the Anglo-European College of Chiropractic in
Bournemouth. She is registered with the General
Chiropractic Council (GCC), a statutory body that has regulated
chiropractic in the UK since June 2001. The GCC ensures only safe, properly
trained practitioners can call themselves ‘chiropractor’, providing
quality assurance for patients.
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Applied Kinesiology (AK) is a system of muscle testing for evaluating the
body. It tests structural, chemical and electromagnetic or energy functions of
the body, based on the principle that the body is a self-maintaining and
self-correcting mechanism.
AK uses muscles to test for basic mechanical defects, organ
and gland dysfunction, cranial and pelvic distortions, allergies, toxicity
problems and stress levels in the body.
Treatment draws on the knowledge of various natural health
therapies including manipulation, massage, cranial work, acupressure and
advice on nutritional support, diet and the use of homeopathic remedies and
herbs. This means the practitioner can approach the health concerns of the
body in a holistic manner and consider not only the structure of the body
(which is primarily addressed in chiropractic care) but also consider the
chemical and emotional functioning of the individual.

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CranioSacral Therapy is concerned with achieving optimum freedom of function
of the cerebrospinal system and the connective tissues of the body. The
cerebrospinal system consists of the brain and spinal cord and the fluid,
membranes and bones which surround them. The title “CranioSacral” comes
from cranium (bones of the skull) which surrounds the upper end of the
cerebral spinal system and the sacrum (tail bone) which provides the lower
attachment of the system.
CranioSacral Therapy is a gentle, light touch, non-invasive
technique which aims to allow the body to self-correct. Using the bones
surrounding the cerebrospinal system as handles, any restrictions can be
released, allowing normal function to be re-established.
CranioSacral Therapy provides a very useful adjunct to
chiropractic. It can be used in all age groups, and indeed is perhaps best
known for the treatment of children and babies for conditions such as learning
difficulties and colic respectively. In adults, CranioSacral Therapy is often
used to treat headaches and migraine, immune conditions, chronic pain,
fatigue, depression and problems following accidents.
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Information about the Sunflower Method will be posted here shortly. In
the meantime, please visit the Sunflower
Trust website for general information on the treatment. Please contact
the clinic if you have any enquiries or wish to book an appointment.
For a list of conditions we may be able to
help please click here.
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Initial consultation 1
hour £40
Thereafter £28
Sunflower Method:
Initial consultation £70
Thereafter £35
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