Chatsworth Chiropractic

30/04/2026

Bank Holiday Monday we are closed, back to normal hours on Tuesday. Have a great weekend 😎

29/04/2026

01246 567773
Call Now; a New Patient slot has become available on
Thur 30 April 2:20pm

28/04/2026

With rising costs and inflation, new pricing will take effect starting Monday June 1st, 2026.

* standard session £42,
* Extended and re-assessment session £62
* New patients £70.

24/02/2026

Plantar fasciitis is a biomechanical overload condition affecting the thick band of connective tissue known as the plantar fascia, which runs from the calcaneus (heel bone) to the toes. This structure plays a vital role in maintaining the medial longitudinal arch and supporting efficient force transfer during standing, walking, and running.

Biomechanically, the plantar fascia functions as a tension-bearing structure that stores and releases elastic energy during gait. When the foot contacts the ground, the arch flattens slightly to absorb shock, stretching the plantar fascia. As the heel lifts and the toes extend, the windlass mechanism tightens the fascia, elevating the arch and transforming the foot into a rigid lever for propulsion.

Excessive strain occurs when repetitive loading exceeds the tissue’s capacity to recover. Factors such as overpronation, reduced ankle dorsiflexion, prolonged standing, sudden increases in activity, or inadequate footwear can increase tensile stress at the fascia’s origin on the calcaneus. Microtearing and degenerative changes develop, producing pain at the medial heel, especially during the first steps in the morning.

Limited ankle mobility and tight calf muscles further increase stress on the plantar fascia by forcing compensatory pronation and increasing traction forces during gait. Weak intrinsic foot muscles may also reduce arch support, shifting more load onto passive structures like the fascia.

Effective management focuses on restoring optimal load distribution. Improving calf flexibility, enhancing foot intrinsic strength, supporting the arch, and correcting gait mechanics can reduce stress and promote tissue recovery. Gradual loading and appropriate footwear help restore efficient foot biomechanics.

A resilient arch supports every step — restore balance and the foot regains strength, stability, and pain-free movement.

10/02/2026

Call now to make an appointment for Friday the13th Feb!
Due to cancellation from illness, new patient and existing patient slots are available.
tel: 01246 567773

22/01/2026

Chiropractic research is advancing rapidly, with significant findings in areas such as spinal manipulation, safety, and effectiveness, as highlighted by recent studies from 2025.

Recent Findings in Chiropractic Research
Cervicogenic Headache Care: A study found that sustained natural apophyseal glides (SNAG) mobilization significantly improves pain and function in patients with cervicogenic headaches. Additionally, cervical spine manipulation was shown to be the most effective short-term intervention for reducing pain and disability compared to other methods like mobilization and massage.

20/01/2026

07/01/2026

May 2026 bring you all health and happiness.

07/01/2026

Dr Chatterjee is here to help the nation start the year being healthier. He will show how small lifestyle changes can prevent and even reverse some of the UK's most common and life-limiting health conditions. All without medication. Tune in to Channel 4 this Thursday at 8PM to catch Live Well with The Drug-Free Doctor.

07/01/2026

Colin Papworth leads the way in Biomechanics and will be ROUND Sheffield Run with his couch offering advice around all things RUNNING, from Injuries to improving performance.

One lucky person will also win a Biomechanical Assessment at either his Chesterfield or Hathersage clinic. 👀 you all there!!

Derbyshire Running ClubGracefull RunningPeak RunningChesterfield Tri ClubKillamarsh Kestrels Running Club Public GroupSteel City Striders Public PageHillsborough and Rivelin Running ClubHallamshire Harriers

19/12/2025

We will be taking some time off over the festive season.
Clinic will be closed
* 24 to 28 Dec '2025
* 31 Dec '25 to 4 Jan 2026.

Wishing everyone a healthy and happy 2026.

11/12/2025