Physicians: Stefaan Vossen, Oliver Hobkirk-Smith and Marie Vossen
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Stefaan Vossen Clinic Director
Stefaan Vossen first trained as a physiotherapist at the University of Ghent, Belgium. Specialised in neuro-rehabilitation and spinal manipulative techniques and as a chiropractor completed a BSc and an MSc with the University of Portsmouth, UK. He has lectured publicly and privately for GP’s and consultants and continues to educate and innovate in the back pain field. He is also the co-founder of the Corp Research Foundation, and founder of “Core Physiatry” an assessment and treatment method which promotes good practice and novel research in chronic rehabilitation. Mr. Vossen’s team operates clinics in Warwick and London.
“90% of the time patients come to me for the first time when they’re in crisis – in pain or in desperation, because they feel they’ve been everywhere for help, but got nowhere. Firstly, I try to really understand patients and keep digging and asking ‘why’ until the cause of their problem becomes clear. Then everything becomes easy; all you have to do is is take the cause away and let things fix themselves. Sadly, they’ve regularly never been asked these important questions before. After that they just let me look after them as little as necessary to enable them to do the things they want to do.”
The first clinician able to guarantee the results of his work.
Stefaan’s results speak for themselves; in 2009, after three years of rigorous analysis of his treatment results, an international insurance company made him the first clinician able to guarantee treatment results. You can read more about this in the guarantee section on this site.
Stefaan has also lectured for the NHS and has been involved in several studies and research papers.
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Dr. Oliver Hobkirk-Smith MChiro (AECC) DC (Doctor of Chiropractic) CH Dip. C. Hyp Spinal Physician
Oliver trained as a Doctor of Chiropractic at the Anglo-European College of Chiropractic, and graduated with the MChiro award following 5-years of full time education. Born and raised in Knowle, Solihull, Oliver then decided to return to the Midlands in order to practice.
His professional interests include the management of challenging and most likely chronic complaints, which may have proven difficult to resolve elsewhere.
“My primary aim is always to assist a patient in becoming free from pain as soon as possible. My secondary aim is to ensure that the patient remains free from pain. As the majority of complaints arise for reasons unapparent to the patient, I always look to investigate possible contributory factors, which could have led to the development of a condition in the first place. This allows a greater direction in patient treatment, exercise and rehabilitation, advice, and of course permits avoidance of re-injury.”
Oliver has a keen interest in the prevention and management of sporting injuries, and the rehabilitation of sports men and women striving to achieve an optimum level of performance.
Oliver on “Guaranteed pain relief”:
From commitment to excellence in clinical practice and consistancy in treatment outcomes, an international insurance company has guaranteed the results of our work. You can read more about this in the guarantee section on this site.
“I’ve always held the firm belief that any ethical healthcare provider should strive to fulfill a single primary objective: To ensure the best possible outcome to their patients at the lowest possible cost to those patients. It seems immoral to me to charge a patient for an intervention which has proved unsuccessful. Therefore, I’m very happy to be able to provide a full money back guarantee on any treatment I provide. I also feel that the provision of a money back guarantee speaks of a personal confidence in ones ability to consistently predict and deliver results.” All clinicians at the Chiropractic Network are covered by this guarantee and are the only ones able to do so in the world.
Oliver is registered with the General Chiropractic Council and is a member of the British Chiropractic Association.
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