Meet Our Professional London Based Chiropractors

I became interested in Chiropractic from a young age after seeing how much it helped my father, an ultra marathon runner. After high school, I began my studies and graduated from the University of Johannesburg at the end of 2003. My wife and I made the decision to move to England after getting married in 2004. Soon after passing the UK board exam, I worked in a busy practice in Ealing and subsequently ran a family practice in Tooting for 7 years before settling in at Chiro London in Waterloo.

Although I have a special interest in ergonomics and posture correction, I have a great deal of experience in treating patients of all ages with a wide variety of problems. I count myself lucky to be able to work in this profession and really enjoy being able to help my patients reach their health and treatment goals.

I enjoy cold water swimming and triathlon and I have competed in local and international competitions. I believe that this gives me an appreciation of how chiropractic can help those who want to participate in sport or exercise at any level.

I am fully registered with the General Chiropractic Council (GCC), and have recently completed a postgraduate Diploma in Sports and Exercise Medicine through the University of South Wales.

Originally from Finland, Charlotta graduated from the Anglo-European College of Chiropractic in Bournemouth following a 5 year masters degree in chiropractic, before moving to London in 2017.

Charlotta received chiropractic care following a sports injury in her teens. The positive results and genuine care from her practitioner at the time inspired her to pursue a career in chiropractic.

Charlotta enjoys treating patients of all ages and has a particular interest in functional patient management and rehabilitation. She combines diversified chiropractic adjusting techniques with a variety of soft tissue release such as IASTM (Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilisation) techniques to assist restoration of postural structures as well as function of supportive tissues.

Charlotta’s work ethos is to not only address the pain alone but other physiological stresses to the body -all which most of us are familiar with working in the busy London environment.

Charlotta is registered with the General Chiropractic Council (GCC) and the British Chiropractic Association (BCA).