Coast Clinic (formerly known as Coast Chiropractic but we out grew ourselves), is a thriving health clinic on Church Road in Hove.
We offer quality therapies by fully qualified practitioners of Chiropractic, Osteopathy, Sports Therapy, Massage, including Sports, Thai Yoga, Chair and Pregnancy Massage, Homeopathy,Nutrition, Craniosacral Therapy, Reflexology as well as Yoga and Pilates Classes.
Coast has a relaxed atmosphere in which we provide excellent professional health care to relieve conditions such as back pain, headaches, migraines, neck pain, hip and shoulder problems, knee pain and tennis elbow.
Whether you just want to get out of pain, rehab an injury, injury prevention or advice on making healthy lifestyle changes… we are here to help you achieve your health goals.
These are our practitioners-
Anne French, Chiropractor, Clinic Director.
I graduated from the Anglo European College of Chiropractic in 2001 with an MSc in Chiropractic. Being fully qualified, I am registered with the General Chiropractic Council and a member of the College of Chiropractors and the British Chiropractic Association.
I opened Coast 6 years ago with the intention of offering patients high standard, alternative health care and information in a friendly and professional environment from highly qualified practitioners. Based on patient’s comments, I can confidently state that we have succeeded to date but we are always looking for ways to enhance what we do.
As a Chiropractor I treat complaints such as back pain using a combination of treatments suited to each person’s needs which may involve Chiropractic, mobilization, soft tissue work, nutritional advice and a branch of Chiropractic treatment called Applied Kinesiology. This approach results not only in the relief of pain and discomfort but offers people the opportunity to take an active role to control their health and improve their lifestyle.
My true passion is to strive to optimise my patients health and wellbeing by inspiring a patient to make tiny lifestyle changes that can have an immensely, positive impact on their health.
Margaret Sinclair, Osteopath
Margaret Sinclair is registered with the General Osteopathic Council and is a member of the British Osteopathic Association.
She graduated from the British School of Osteopathy with a Masters degree, and is also a qualified and experienced sport massage therapist.
Margaret believes in looking at the person as a whole, treating acute problems as well as chronic pain. She uses manipulation and mobilisation techniques, deep to soft tissue work, also visceral and cranial techniques in a treatment designed for each individual person. She believes in working with a patient to not just alleviate pain but also to acquire and maintain health and wellbeing.
Margaret has had experience in treating many patients with HIV and understands the condition and the problems facing those who suffer from it.
Margaret has a background in distance running and martial arts; which gives her an insight as to how to get people back to what they enjoy.
Margaret enjoys treating people of all ages and is committed to continuous development.
Richard Husseiny, Sports Therapist.
Richard has gained a wide range of experience working in professional sport as both a sports therapist and strength and conditioning coach, including Fulham FC and Harlequins RL.
Currently, Richard is a Strength & Conditioning coach at the English Institute of Sport, working with the GB diving team in preparation for the London 2012 Olympic Games.
Richard believes in continuing his knowledge through Career Professional Development (CPD).
Jeanette Mahoney, Massage Therapist.
Jeanette has been practising massage since 2001, starting her career in the health & fitness industry as a fitness instructor and then managing a health club.
During this time she began her massage studies & after qualifying initially in therapeutic massage she decided to pursue a full-time massage career & went on to study sports, chair, pregnancy and Thai Yoga massage.
Ginny Haswell, Yoga Instructor.
Ginny has been practicing yoga for seven years. In 2003 Ginny completed the British Wheel of Yoga foundation course and, after concentrating on deepening her own practice for the few years to follow, she then travelled to India to attend the teacher training programme at Brahmani Yoga in Goa.
Her qualification is registered with the Yoga Alliance at 200 hours.
Demonstrating a fresh and enthusiastic approach with her students in an open and friendly environment, Ginny looks forward to continuing her studies, evolving in her own practice and inspiring those she teaches to lead a happy, healthy and fulfilling life.
James Powell, Pilates Instructor.
James began practicing Pilates 8 years ago, around the time the method was being introduced widely and indeed, gaining recognition as an important complementary exercise to conventional training for professional sports people and athletes.
As a personal fitness trainer, James was particularly interested in how effective Pilates proved to be when used as a rehabilitation programme and also for prevention of injuries.
James attended the Stott Pilates International Certification Centre in Toronto, Canada. His training included in-depth anatomy and physiology training. Qualified to teach all abilities from remedial and rehabilitation programmes to recreational athletes; James also offers one-to-one tuition.
His approach is to dedicate maximum personal attention to all his clients, ensuring that they attain optimum benefit from their practice.
Sue Aston, Nutritionist.
Sue was diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis at the age of 24 and was advised that she would be in a wheelchair by the age of 30. After going down the route of alopathic medicine for a number of years with no improvement in her condition she started investigating alternative therapies.
This led her to make changes in her diet and seek Chiropractic assistance. Within two weeks of making the changes she noticed a marked improvement in her symptoms and has now been symptom-free for 16 years.
This disease started an interest in nutrition for Sue and she completed her Diploma in Nutritional Healing and is a member of the British Association of Applied Nutrition and Nutritional Therapy (BANT).
Debbie Brown, Craniosacral Therapist.
Deborah qualified with a Diploma in Craniosacral Therapy, a two-year training program at the Craniosacral Educational Trust (CTET) in London
She is a professional member of The Craniosacral Therapy Association (CSTA).
Elke Hilard, Reflexologist
Elke suffered for a long time from migraines, at times as frequently as every week. Neither traditional migraine medication nor any other conventional pain killers offered any relief.
She then decided to try complementary therapies and found that after only a few Reflexology treatments the migraines started to lessen in intensity, duration and frequency.
This led to Elke studying this gentle yet powerful therapy. She is a member of the ‘Federation of Holistic Therapies’ (FHT)
Amanda Wilson, Massage Therapist
Amanda has been a sports and holistic therapist for 9 years and originally developed an interest in massage while studying at the London Contemporary Dance School. However, it was the result of receiving treatments to counteract the stress and fatigue of working long hours back stage in theatre that led her to a change of lifestyle and career.
After her original training at the Wilbury Centre, Hove, Amanda studied at City College, Brighton and with the Football Association at Chichester College. Each therapy she has studied has led to another, as she feels that one of the most rewarding aspects about her vocation is that there is always more to learn.
Amanda enjoys tailoring each treatment to meet the individual needs of each client, from the choice of essential oils and massage techniques to combining different therapies for a unique experience and effective therapy.
Sarah Allenby-Bryne, Homeopath
Sarah received her qualification following four years accredited training at South Downs School of Homeopathy in Chichester.
She has a passion for offering a holistic approach to healthcare and has a wealth of knowledge in a variety of therapies.
Sarah has worked on a volunteer basis offering homeopathy at various festivals both in the UK and Europe. In addition to this she has a number of years experience working with children of all ages.
Being committed to ensure her knowledge is accurate and up-to-date, Sarah regularly attends courses and workshops as part of her CPD (Continuing Professional Development).
Emma Carter, Yoga Instructor
Emma has been practicing yoga for over 10 years, first being introduced during her travels in India.
Living in Thailand for 3 years inspired Emma to qualify as a Yoga Instructor and bring her beliefs and teaching back to the UK.
Emma’s inspiration largely comes from the beautiful ancient works of Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras and the work of BKS Iyengar – and a particularly great practitioner of his work that was her teacher in Thailand.
A recurring back injury has been eased time and time again by careful alignment and precision in her yoga practice and she brings this into her classes.
Emma has a dedicated belief in the value of yoga practice and a healthy lifestyle in our modern world.
Katie Bringloe, Pilates Instructor
Katie started practising Pilates five years ago, with the aim of toning up her body and relieving lower back pain. Pilates not only helped her to achieve this, but gave her the confidence and motivation to become stronger and more flexible. Katie trained with Body Control Pilates.
Katie enjoys creating a warm and friendly environment in her classes, helping everyone feel at ease and encouraged to achieve their goals. She works closely with her clients through verbal and tactile queuing, to ensure everyone gets the most out of each session. Expect to leave her classes feeling rejuvenated, with a calm mind and a strong and supple body.
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