Dr Harrison Gilbert
Dr of Chiropractic & Clinical Team Manager
Call me Harrison! I trained at the Anglo-European College of Chiropractic, now part of Health Sciences University. My main clinical interests are complex, long-standing and neurological cases, particularly when someone has been struggling for some time or has started to lose hope that anything could help.
I want every client I work with to feel heard, seen and understood. The most rewarding part of being a chiropractor is seeing the positive difference care can make to someone’s ability to live their life and return to the things that matter to them.
Outside Life Balance, you’ll usually find me walking along the beach with my dog Basil, making and drinking coffee, cooking lasagne or training in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu!
Find Out More About Harrison Gilbert
What is your role at Life Balance?
I’m the Senior Chiropractor and Clinical Team Manager at Life Balance. As well as looking after my own clients, I support the rest of the clinical team and help us maintain a high standard of care.
Where did you train as a chiropractor?
I trained at the Anglo-European College of Chiropractic, now part of Health Sciences University, where I completed my Master of Chiropractic degree
What are your main clinical interests?
I’m particularly interested in complex, long-standing and neurological cases. I enjoy working with people who have been struggling for a while, especially when the problem keeps returning or they feel like they’ve already tried everything.
Who do you feel particularly well suited to helping?
I feel particularly well suited to people with more complex or long-standing concerns. I enjoy taking the time to understand the full picture, including what someone has already tried and how the problem is affecting their everyday life.
What can clients expect when they see you?
I want every client to feel heard, seen and understood. I’ll take the time to listen to what has been happening, how it’s affecting your life and what you would like to get back to doing. I’ll also explain what we find and answer your questions so you understand your options.
What is the most rewarding part of being a chiropractor?
The most rewarding part is seeing the positive impact chiropractic can have on someone’s ability to live their life. It means a lot when someone starts getting back to things they had stopped doing, especially if they had begun to think there wouldn’t be a solution.
What do you enjoy outside the clinic?
Outside the clinic, I enjoy beach walks with my dog Basil, making and drinking coffee, cooking lasagne and training in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.