Clarendon Chiropractic Clinic

20/01/2026

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06/01/2026

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SCC Information Session - Saturday 28 February 2026!📅

We are pleased to announce that the Scotland College of Chiropractic will be hosting an information session for prospective students and their families on Saturday 28 February 2026.

This session offers the opportunity to learn more about our Integrated Master’s Degree programme, meet the senior management team, and explore the learning environment and campus here in the heart of Edinburgh. There will also be the opportunity to speak to current students about their experience at SCC.👩‍🎓

Whether you’re considering a future in chiropractic or exploring your study options for September 2026, we welcome you to join us and discover more about what the Scotland College of Chiropractic can offer if you are considering a career in primary healthcare.

🔗 Register- https://form.jotform.com/253133324405345
📍 SCC, Edinburgh

01/01/2026

01/01/2026

Thank you to all our clients for your generous gifts. We really appreciate your kindness. Clinic reopens on Monday 05 January 2026.

25/12/2025

Street concert to raises funds for Dublin Simon Community marks its 15th anniversary

22/12/2025

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In a neutral position, the human head places about 5 kilograms of force on the cervical spine. But when the head tilts forward to look at a phone, that load increases dramatically, reaching the equivalent of 27 kilograms at a 60-degree angle.

This excess pressure strains muscles, ligaments, and spinal discs, contributing to neck pain, stiffness, headaches, and long-term postural problems. Over time, repeated stress can accelerate disc degeneration, nerve irritation, and abnormal spinal curvature, a condition often called “tech neck.”

Experts recommend bringing screens up to eye level instead of lowering the head. This simple habit reduces spinal load, protects neck health, and helps prevent chronic pain linked to prolonged device use.

Sources/Credits: Cervical spine biomechanics research; postural health studies
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01/12/2025

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Screens aren’t the enemy — but balance matters. Many parents are unsure what 'healthy screen time' actually looks like for different ages. This visual breaks it down simply, so you can make informed choices that support your child’s wellbeing.

Remember: it’s not just how long a child is online, but how they’re using screens, how regulated they are before and after, and how supported they feel in between.

Use this guide as a starting point, not a strict rulebook — every young person’s needs are different.
What feels realistic for your family right now?

19/11/2025

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What if behavioral challenges aren't just psychological—but neurological?

The nervous system controls emotional regulation, sensory processing, and behavior. When it's compromised (often from birth trauma or structural imbalances), children struggle to adapt and self-regulate.

The reality: 15-20% of children are neurodivergent, 54% have chronic health issues. Common ≠ Normal.

🚩 Early warning signs to watch for: Flattened head shape, mouth breathing, poor sleep, delayed milestones, frequent arching

Addressing cranial and spinal imbalances can restore nervous system function, allowing children to adapt, regulate, and thrive—naturally.

Behavior is communication. Symptoms signal a system under strain. When we address the cause—not just the symptom—we give children their greatest potential.

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