Mark Owers

I became interested in chiropractic at the age of 21 whilst struggling with a chronic cycling injury. My left knee was very problematic and prevented me from participating in the sports I loved: cycling and cricket. While studying biology in Liverpool, a friend suggested I see a chiropractor after a game of cricket. After a course of treatment with a local chiropractor I felt better, my flexibility had improved and I felt happy again. He had helped me as a whole person, not a set of individual symptoms.

That experience led me to train at the McTimoney College of Chiropractic in Oxford, in the science, philosophy and art of chiropractic. Once qualified, I returned to Norfolk and set up practice in Norwich and North Norfolk.

I choose a lifestyle that is balanced and as close to the one nature intended as possible: regular exercise, a healthy diet and relaxation. For me, chiropractic is so much more than pain relief; it’s about being well, being the best you can be. Regular chiropractic care is like regular dental checks or having a car serviced, prevention is better than cure.