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Our Locations

Our Paisley Clinic...

Connected Chiropractic Paisley Clinic 7 Neilston Road

monday

1:00 pm – 7:00 pm

tuesday

8:00 am – 1:00 pm

wednesday

9:00 am – 6:00 pm

thursday

1:00 pm – 7:00 pm

friday

8:00 am – 1:00 pm

Our Stewarton Clinic...

Connected Chiropractic Stewarton Clinic 7a Avenue Square

monday

8:30 am – 7:00 pm

tuesday

4:00 pm – 6:00 pm

wednesday

closed

thursday

8:30 am – 7:00 pm

friday

8:00 am – 1:00 pm

  • What should I do after my massage?
    To maximise the benefits of your treatment: ✔ Drink plenty of water to stay hydrated ✔ Avoid strenuous activity immediately after your session ✔ Take time to relax and allow your body to recover
  • How often should I get a massage?
    This depends on your individual needs. Some clients benefit from weekly or bi-weekly sessions, while others schedule a massage once a month for general maintenance and well-being.
  • Can I have a massage if I am pregnant?
    Yes, we offer pregnancy massage, which is tailored to provide relief from common pregnancy discomforts. Please let us know if you are pregnant when booking your appointment.
  • What should I wear to my massage appointment?
    Wear comfortable clothing. Depending on the treatment, you may be asked to remove certain layers, but you will always be properly covered with towels for privacy.
  • Will the massage be painful?
    Massage should not be painful, but some techniques, such as deep tissue and myofascial release, may involve firm pressure. Your massage therapist will always adjust the pressure to your comfort level. If anything feels too intense, let them know so they can modify the technique.
  • How long is a massage session?
    At Connected Chiropractic we offer massage sessions that last 30, 45, or 60 minutes, depending on the treatment and your preference.
  • What type of massage is best for me?
    The best type of massage depends on your needs. If you're experiencing muscle tightness or soreness, deep tissue or sports massage may be beneficial. If you're looking for relaxation, Swedish massage or lymphatic drainage may be more suitable. Your massage therapist will assess your needs and recommend the most appropriate treatment.
  • What is our cancellation and missed appointment policy?
    Please give us as much time as possible when cancelling your appointment with us. We understand that when things come up in life so we will do our best to accommodate and rebook you. If you do not attend your appointment, and have not been in touch with us, you will be charged 50% of the fee. We are a busy clinic and have waiting lists so we can not tolerate missed visits.
  • How qualified is my Chiropractor?
    Every person that calls themselves a chiropractor in the UK must be on a Government Register (with the general Chiropractic Council – GCC). In other words, as the Profession has statutory Regulation, each Chiropractor in the UK will have undergone a minimum amount of training and will have a recognized qualification. Usually Chiropractors train for four to five years, with three or four years intensive pre-clinical education, followed by a clinical year. Once fully qualified, Chiropractors are required to undergo Continual Professional Development by attending courses to keep ahead of the latest techniques and protocols. Without this, they cannot stay on the Government Register.
  • What is an adjustment or joint manipulation?
    Treatment consists of gentle manipulative techniques, known as adjustments, to restore correct function and mobility to the joints. After years of training and clinical experience, each chiropractic doctor becomes highly skilled in the delivery of a variety of adjusting approaches. There are many ways to adjust the spine. Usually the doctors hands or a specially designed instrument (activator) delivers a brief and highly accurate thrust. Some adjusting methods are quick, whereas others require a slow and constant pressure.
  • Will treatment hurt and is it safe?
    Generally, a chiropractic adjustment does not hurt – although there may be some minor discomfort which quickly passes. You will normally find that follow-up treatments are much more pleasant, as your symptoms improve and many people experience a feeling of general well-being after an adjustment. ​ Chiropractic has an excellent safety record. It is the result of a conservative approach to health that avoids invasive procedures or addictive drugs. Chiropractic is very safe when a qualified practitioner carries out treatment. Your chiropractor is trained to recognise conditions which require referral elsewhere. ​ Massage therapy is tailored to your tolerance. You may experience discomfort following the massage. This can be completely normal and should it occur please speak to your massage therapist.
  • Is chiropractic care safe during pregnancy?
    Yes, chiropractic care is safe during pregnancy. Our chiropractors are trained in and passionate about both pre and post natal chiropractic care. For more on chiropractic care during pregnancy click here
  • Can children receive chiropractic care?
    Absolutely! Chiropractic care is safe for individuals of all ages, including children. Treatments for babies and children are gentle and adjusted to accommodate their age, size and developmental stage.
  • How often should I visit a chiropractor?
    The frequency of visits can vary based on individual needs. Your chiropractor will recommend a treatment plan after a thorough consultation.
  • Do I need a referral from a GP to see a chiropractor?
    No, you do not need a referral to see a chiropractor. You can book an appointment directly with Connected Chiropractic.
  • What is our cancellation and missed appointment policy?
    Please give us as much time as possible when cancelling your appointment with us. We understand that when things come up in life so we will do our best to accommodate and rebook you. If you do not attend your appointment, and have not been in touch with us, you will be charged 50% of the fee. We are a busy clinic and have waiting lists so we can not tolerate missed visits.
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