Our Doctors of Chiropractic
Our Doctors of Chiropractic are all trained to the highest of International Standards and have large practice experience in England and abroad. They are all registered with the General Chiropractic Council, the regulatory Government Body, which protects and maintains the high standards of the Chiropractic Profession. All of the practitioners listed below are Doctors of Chiropractic (as opposed to Doctors of Medicine).
Dr Peter S WestergaardDr Peter S Westergaard, Founder of BritChiro Clinics, completed his pre-clinical studies at the University of Odense in Denmark, then studied four years at the Anglo-European College of Chiropractic followed by a post-graduate year of full-time practice and studies at the Nordic Institute of Chiropractic and Clinical Biomechanics in Denmark. On graduation he built a strong practice in Denmark. He then decided to move to Britain with the challenging aim of achieving a high status for Chiropractic here, as is the case in Denmark. He is a well known figure in the Chiropractic profession in both England and abroad - also inspiring Chiropractic university students in Denmark, England & Australia, in the capacity of external lecturer.
Peter is married and has two teenage daughters who are both enthusiastic Chiropractic patients. |
Dr Charlene WarnellDr Charlene Warnell, who is from Canada, graduated from the Anglo-European College of Chiropractic with a Masters Degree in Chiropractic. Before moving to England Charlene graduated from Saint Mary's University in Halifax with a degree in both Psychology and English. Charlene, who was a competitive gymnast, first encountered the power of Chiropractic many years ago when she, after suffering an injury to her shoulder, was successfully treated by a Chiropractor. The natural philosophy and effective treatment techniques behind Chiropractic practice inspired her to become a part of this dynamic profession. Dr Warnell has practiced in BritChiro Horsham’s branch for over fifteen years and for many patients in West Sussex, Charlene is the first port of call for their health and wellbeing. Charlene has a special interest in treating and optimising chronic conditions and she often treats many generations of the same family.
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Dr Morten WestergaardDr Morten Westergaard has a Masters Degree in Chiropractic from the Anglo-European College of Chiropractic. He has consulted in Norway and has extensive practice experience in England. He is a well respected figure within the Sussex community due to the large number of patients he has successfully treated. Morten has a keen interest in the treatment of neck pain, headaches and migraine, knee and foot problems.
A family man with three young children he is proactive in ensuring that Chiropractic treatment is becoming more and more well known for its' primary role in health care for the whole family due to its ability to correct a wide spectre of health problems and conditions and is proud of the fact that BritChiro Clinics has become a first stop for many families' health care. A keen golfer himself, Morten has undertaken the Professional Golfer's Association (PGA) Healthcare Provider training. |
Dr Teri ClarkeTeri Clarke - Doctor of Chiropractic, achieved her Masters Degree in Chiropractic from the AECC in 2004, where she was awarded “Clinician of the Year”. Teri also has a BSc(Hons) Science and Management in Health and Fitness.
Teri is passionate in helping people from all walks of life - infants and children, office workers, athletes and the older populations. For over 15 years Teri has been providing local communities with drug free, spinal health care and lifestyle advice, helping individuals lead and maintain a healthier, active life. |
Dr Edmund TsoDr Edmund Tso, who is from Hong Kong, graduated from the Anglo European College of Chiropractic with a Masters Degree in Chiropractic. Before studying chiropractic, Edmund graduated from The University of Bristol with a degree in Applied Anatomy. Having competed in a variety of sports locally in Somerset, where he grew up, Edmund understands the importance of peak performance in sport.
After his wife suffered a back injury which was successfully treated with chiropractic Edmund felt inspired to change the course of his career to become a chiropractor. He is passionate about sharing his knowledge on maintaining optimum health and well-being through chiropractic and has a particular interest in treating chronic back and neck conditions. Edmund is married and has one young son. |
Dr Rebecca PritchardDr Rebecca Pritchard, who is from Hampshire, graduated from the Anglo European College of Chiropractic with Merit. Rebecca Pritchard’s connection with chiropractic started when she was a young girl thinking about a career in medicine or healthcare so she took the opportunity to observe her mother’s friend who is a chiropractor in Sweden. It was such an eye opening experience for Rebecca seeing people be treated for the cause of their symptoms instead of being given something to mask their pain. The experience prompted Rebecca to seek out Chiropractic care for herself and she was so impressed with the way Chiropractic helped her with the migraines that she had suffered with during her teenage years and also a knee injury that had never fully healed after a skiing accident that she decided to become a Doctor of Chiropractic.
In her clinical year at the AECC and in her first Chiropractic position in a busy Chiropractic Wellness practice in Bournemouth, Rebecca developed a lot of experience with sports injuries, headaches and chronic conditions, in particular osteo-arthritis and chronic back & neck pain, which she has a particular interest in treating. |
Dr Olivia Jones
Dr Olivia Jones DC graduated from the AECC with a Master’s degree in Chiropractic. Olivia is from Dorset where she used to play football and cricket to a high level; she has played football with teams such as Dorset, Southampton FC, Hampshire Centre of Excellence and Reading FC Women. Additionally, she captained Dorset Cricket teams at U15’s, U17’s and the Ladies team. During her sporting career, Olivia developed an interest in sports injuries and after attending an open day at the AECC was amazed by the results from the Chiropractic treatment techniques and wanted nothing more than to learn and help her own patients in the same way. Her aim as a chiropractor is to improve patients’ quality of life by providing a very high standard of care, whilst also building a rapport with every individual she treats. |