Ealing Broadway Chiropractic Clinic

Ealing Broadway Chiropractic Clinic Our goal is to help you get solid, measurable, long term results.

Situated right in the heart of Ealing, we strive to combine the highest level of chiropractic care for our patients to get you out of pain, improve body function and health and maintain long term change. We combine the highest level of Chiropractic care with innovative exercise therapy to help accelerate healing and promote the rehabilitation process of the affected joint or tissue. Our team at the Ealing Broadway Chiropractic Clinic believe in an active care programmes to help build spinal strength, stamina and endurance. This innovative approach reflects modern developments in chiropractic and medical approaches to back pain to help accelerate healing and promote the rehabilitation process of the affected joint or tissue.

We’re incredibly grateful to have been named the Health Sector Award winner at the London Living Wage 2026 Awards in Eal...
13/04/2026

We’re incredibly grateful to have been named the Health Sector Award winner at the London Living Wage 2026 Awards in Ealing last month.

At Ealing Broadway Chiropractic Clinic, we believe caring for people starts with our team — and this recognition means so much to us.

Thank you to our staff, patients, and community for your continued support.

We’re excited to announce our partnership with Gymnasium Ealing.As a Gymnasium member, you can now receive 20% off your ...
10/04/2026

We’re excited to announce our partnership with Gymnasium Ealing.

As a Gymnasium member, you can now receive 20% off your first appointment at Ealing Broadway Chiropractic Clinic — because training hard and recovering well go hand in hand.

Whether you’re managing a ni**le, recovering from injury, or simply want to keep performing at your best, our team is here to support your goals.

To claim your discount, quote “Gymnasium” when booking.

Book online at ealingbroadwaychiropracticclinic.com or call us on 020 8987 8015.

Proud moment for the team 🙌We were honoured to receive a signed jersey from our local club, the Ealing Trailfinders, who...
10/03/2026

Proud moment for the team 🙌

We were honoured to receive a signed jersey from our local club, the Ealing Trailfinders, who have been having an incredible season. It’s been a privilege working with some of their players behind the scenes to help them feel and perform at their best.

Huge thanks to the squads and staff — we’re cheering you on for the rest of the season!

03/03/2026

“Professional healthcare provider” by morning.
“Stealth operative” by 1:29pm...

23/02/2026

Went home for family time… left with a full patient list.

12/01/2026

POV: you were hoping for a shortcut

05/01/2026

Have you done your exercises?

31/12/2025

Here’s to 2026 ✨✨

08/12/2025

Always such a big fan of the creative pain descriptions!

17/11/2025

November is all about walking well!

As the weather turns colder and the evenings draw in, it’s easy to hunch up or tuck your chin against the wind. But a few small adjustments to your walking posture can make a big difference to how you feel — helping you stay comfortable, balanced and moving well this season

Head – Try not to look down at your phone or the ground too much, as this can strain your neck. Keep your chin level and your eyes looking ahead.

Back – Think about lengthening through your spine and standing tall. Avoid rounding or hunching your shoulders.

Shoulders – Keep your shoulders relaxed and away from your ears. Let them move naturally as you walk.

Core – Gently engage your core. It helps with balance and stability, and supports your lower back.

Hips – Keep your hips facing forwards and try not to sway from side to side. This can help reduce pressure on your hip flexors.

Feet – Walk heel to toe — let your heel touch down first, roll through your foot, and push off gently from your toes.

03/11/2025

Every shoe tells a story — and understanding what yours is saying can help prevent pain.

🔹 Overpronation:
Your arches collapse inwards too much as you walk or run. This can strain muscles, tendons, and ligaments — this may lead to shin splints, Achilles tendinitis, or plantar fasciitis.

🔹 Supination (Underpronation):
Your feet roll outwards, putting extra pressure along the outer edges. This may cause lateral knee pain or discomfort in the ankles.

🔹 Neutral Foot Strike:
You land on the outside of your heel and roll smoothly in, evenly distributing pressure across your foot. This balanced motion helps you move efficiently and reduces injury risk.

✨ Tip: Check the wear on your walking or running shoes — they’ll often reveal which pattern you have!

Want to find out how your gait affects your posture and performance, get in touch!

Address

8 Ealing Cross, 85 Uxbridge Road
London
W55BW

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 7pm
Tuesday 9am - 7pm
Wednesday 9am - 7pm
Thursday 9am - 7pm
Friday 9am - 7pm
Saturday 9am - 2pm

Telephone

+442089878015

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We combine the highest level of Chiropractic care with innovative exercise therapy to help accelerate healing and promote the rehabilitation process of the affected joint or tissue. Whether it is getting out of pain, improving how your body functions or maintaining long term change by taking control of your condition, our goal is to help you get solid, measurable results. At the Ealing Broadway Chiropractic Clinic we believe in an active care programmes to help build spinal strength, stamina and endurance. This innovative approach reflects modern developments in chiropractic and medical approaches to back pain to help accelerate healing and promote the rehabilitation process of the affected joint or tissue.