Samantha Cornell graduated from the Welsh Institute of Chiropractic in the University of Glamorgan. She is a member of the British Chiropractic Association. Whilst studying Samantha has developed an interest in radiology which she intends to pursue during a post graduate diploma and is very excited to have the opportunity to use Swindon Chiropractic Clinic’s on site digital x-ray facilities.

As well as completing a Sports Therapy Diploma two years ago, she is a Proficiency Rated Activator Practitioner a very gentle form of adjusting the spine and other joints and ideal for the elderly and children. This mechanical form of adjusting is not only used to treat spinal complaints but is particularly effective for disorders such as carpal tunnel syndrome, plantar fascilitis and shoulder and knee complaints.

Her particular interests are Temporomandibular (Jaw) and knee disorders. As a semi-professional trombonist she has intensive knowledge of the effects of the jaw on musician’s embouchure, as well as the effects of jaw disorders on neck complaints and headache. During her chiropractic training she has experience in treating traumatic knee complaints and has co-written two papers on the conditions she has managed, which are due to be published in a peer reviewed journal.

She is currently waiting for a date to start her initial training in the RAF reserve, 4626 Areo-medical Evacuation Squadron and is looking forward to the challenges and extra medical training she will receive.

In her spare time she enjoys horse riding, scuba diving, playing gigs throughout the UK and Europe with her big band, The A470’s as well as keeping fit through training in the gym, team and individual sports such as lacrosse, tennis, swimming and pilates.