Back2Normal

Back2Normal Back2Normal is a leading chiropractic group in the South East. We focus on individual patients’ needs

We’ll be at the  FREE Open Day on Saturday 31 January, 9am–1pm, offering complimentary spinal screenings with Dr Ben Tar...
29/01/2026

We’ll be at the FREE Open Day on Saturday 31 January, 9am–1pm, offering complimentary spinal screenings with Dr Ben Tarbuck and Dr Amalia Phillips.

You can also get 50% off your initial consultation when booked on the day!

See you there!

Your hormones don’t just affect how you feel, they influence how you move, recover, and respond to training. Understandi...
23/01/2026

Your hormones don’t just affect how you feel, they influence how you move, recover, and respond to training. Understanding your cycle can help reduce injury risk and support better recovery.

Women’s pain and injury are often overlooked or misunderstood.

Here at Back2normal, Dr Amalia is an experienced female chiropractor who understands the female body and is trained to support movement, recovery, and injury prevention through every phase 🤍

Do you know someone who could benefit from chiropractic care?Refer a friend to Back2Normal and receive 50% off your next...
16/01/2026

Do you know someone who could benefit from chiropractic care?

Refer a friend to Back2Normal and receive 50% off your next treatment, while your friend gets £10 off their initial consultation.

Because good care is worth sharing 👥

Hip pain is common, and it’s not always coming from the hip joint itself. Here are the top 3 causes of hip pain we see m...
09/01/2026

Hip pain is common, and it’s not always coming from the hip joint itself. Here are the top 3 causes of hip pain we see most often 👇

1️⃣ Muscle imbalance & tightness – Tight hip flexors, glutes, piriformis & other surrounding muscles can pull the hip out of alignment, leading to limited movement and discomfort.

2️⃣ Lower back & pelvic dysfunction – The hips work closely with the spine and pelvis. Restricted movement or misalignment in the lower back or SI joint can refer pain directly into the hip.

3️⃣ Joint degeneration – Wear and tear over time, including arthritis or cartilage breakdown, can reduce joint space and cause stiffness, pain, and limited mobility.

Preventing Hip problems -

1️⃣ Move often & vary positions - Avoid prolonged sitting when possible. Stand up, walk, and change positions throughout the day to reduce stress on the hips and pelvis.

2️⃣ Strengthen supporting muscles - Strong glutes, core, and hip stabilizers help support the hip joint and prevent muscle imbalances that lead to pain.

3️⃣ Prioritise mobility & flexibility - Regular stretching of the hip flexors, hamstrings, and glutes helps maintain healthy range of motion and reduces joint stress.

4️⃣Address issues early - Early assessment and care can prevent pain and long-term dysfunction.

Get in touch with us to see how we can help you!

A new year is the perfect time to put your health first. Small, consistent care can make a big difference in how your bo...
02/01/2026

A new year is the perfect time to put your health first. Small, consistent care can make a big difference in how your body moves and feels - not just now, but all year long.

Start 2026 feeling supported. Call us today to see how we can help.

Merry Christmas from all of us at Back2normal! Wishing you a very happy and healthy New Year 🎄✨
24/12/2025

Merry Christmas from all of us at Back2normal! Wishing you a very happy and healthy New Year 🎄✨

Chiropractic care is often sought for musculoskeletal pain, but people sometimes wonder whether it can help broader infl...
19/12/2025

Chiropractic care is often sought for musculoskeletal pain, but people sometimes wonder whether it can help broader inflammatory conditions❔

It can! Here are 3 Ways Chiropractic Care may help with inflammation.

How Alcohol Affects Women Differently 🍷Alcohol impacts everyone differently - but for women, there are specific biologic...
12/12/2025

How Alcohol Affects Women Differently 🍷

Alcohol impacts everyone differently - but for women, there are specific biological and hormonal factors that can change how the body processes even small amounts of alcohol. This isn’t about judgement; it’s about understanding how your body works so you can make informed choices. 💛

Here’s what the research shows:
• Higher blood alcohol levels: Women naturally have less body water, meaning alcohol becomes more concentrated in the bloodstream.
• Slower metabolism: Lower levels of the enzyme ADH mean alcohol breaks down more slowly, so its effects last longer.
• Hormonal influences: Shifts during the menstrual cycle, contraceptive use, and menopause can intensify alcohol’s impact and change how it feels in the body.
• Menopause-specific effects: Alcohol may worsen symptoms like sleep disruption, hot flushes and night sweats, and can add to long-term risks like bone density loss.
• Long-term health risks: Women face an increased risk of alcohol-related liver disease, heart issues and breast cancer — even at lower levels of drinking.

This information isn’t here to make anyone feel guilty - it’s simply to highlight that women’s bodies are complex, responsive systems, and understanding these differences empowers better decisions around health and recovery.

If you’d like support navigating this or improving how your body feels day-to-day, our team is always here to help.

Treat yourself this December at Back2Normal Chiropractic. We’re offering £25 off Hot Stone Massage all month - a therape...
05/12/2025

Treat yourself this December at Back2Normal Chiropractic. We’re offering £25 off Hot Stone Massage all month - a therapeutic treatment known to support:

• Deep muscle relaxation
• Improved circulation
• Reduced pain and stiffness
• Better joint mobility
• Enhanced lymphatic flow
• Overall musculoskeletal well-being

A great way to support your body through this busy season ✨

It’s amazing how quickly movement can change the way you feel! 🕺 Movement isn’t just “good for you” - it’s chemistry.Whe...
28/11/2025

It’s amazing how quickly movement can change the way you feel! 🕺

Movement isn’t just “good for you” - it’s chemistry.

When you move, your body releases endorphins (your natural mood boosters), increases serotonin (your feel-good, steady-your-mind hormone), and lowers cortisol (your stress alarm system). The result? A calmer mind, a brighter mood, and a more grounded you.

And it doesn’t have to be a full on workout - it can be small, simple moments:
🌿 A slow walk to clear your head
🎵 Dancing in your kitchen to one song
🧘‍♀️ Stretching out the tension in your neck and shoulders
💪 A few squats or pushups to re-energize
🚴 A quick bike ride for fresh air
🏃‍♂️ A light jog to get your thoughts flowing

Movement creates momentum - start with just 5 minutes; start anywhere! Your body is one of the most powerful tools you have for feeling better.

Give it a chance to help you.

We’re here to help you with any physical challenges you may be experiencing - call 0118 340 7520

The Top Benefits of Prenatal Chiropractic Care 🤰👶🏻 Reduces Back & Hip PainAs your body changes and your center of gravit...
21/11/2025

The Top Benefits of Prenatal Chiropractic Care 🤰

👶🏻 Reduces Back & Hip Pain
As your body changes and your center of gravity shifts, discomfort is common. Chiropractic adjustments help keep the spine aligned and muscles balanced.

👶🏻 Pelvic Alignment
A properly aligned pelvis creates more space for your growing baby and may encourage optimal fetal positioning—especially as your due date approaches.

👶🏻 Helps Ease Pregnancy-Related Symptoms
From sciatica to round ligament pain, chiropractic care can help reduce tension and improve mobility.

👶🏻 Improves Sleep & Comfort
Better alignment often means fewer nighttime aches and more restful sleep.

👶🏻 Promotes Overall Wellness
Gentle adjustments support the nervous system, helping your body adapt smoothly to all the changes of pregnancy.

Chiropractic care can help you feel more comfortable, more balanced, and more prepared for birth.

Desk work and posture 💻 Desk work can be linked to back and neck pain due to posture-related factors: - Prolonged sittin...
14/11/2025

Desk work and posture 💻

Desk work can be linked to back and neck pain due to posture-related factors:
- Prolonged sitting puts strain through the ligaments in our lower back, pelvis, and neck.
- Forward rounding of the upper back and shoulders when sat, causes certain muscles to tighten (e.g., chest and hip muscles) and others to weaken (back and core muscles).
- Once the ligaments and muscles have become strained / overworked, we’re much more susceptible to injury.

How to ensure good posture when sat at a desk?
- Think 90°! (hips at 90°, knees at 90°, elbows at 90°)
- Raise the computer screen to the same height as your eye-line.
- Place a little cushion or rolled up towel behind the lower back for lumbar support.
- Make space under the desk for your legs to comfortably fit underneath.
- MOST IMPORTANTLY! Get up and move every 30-45 minutes. Our ligaments and muscles can sustain strain for around 30-45 mins before they give out and stop doing their job of protecting our joints.

How we can help 💪🏼
- Targeted exercises to combat the effects of prolonged sitting (e.g. wall angel).
- Joint mobilisation to reduce the strain on muscles and ligaments.
- Muscle Release the overworked and tight ones, stimulate the underworked ones.

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