Eastbourne Chiropractic Clinic - The Chiropractors
Dr Hilton Kelly and Dr David Taylor are members of the British Chiropractic Association, the College of Chiropractors, and are registered by law with the General Chiropractic Council.
Hilton Kelly, BDS DC
Whilst working as a Dental Surgeon in Hertfordshire, Hilton developed a keen interest in Chiropractic. Having experienced treatment himself he felt this was where his future lay so he returned to full time education and graduated from the Anglo European College of Chiropractic.
During the years that he has been in clinical practice Hilton has studied and developed a wide variety of chiropractic techniques. This has enabled him to develop an effective conservative approach to treating the more elderly members of the population which in turn has enhanced his reputation in the local community.
Having played cricket at West Suffolk County U21 level, hockey for Newcastle Medicals and having a love of most sports (especially football and rugby), Hilton has a keen interest in treating sports injuries. His three children are all active in local club sports in Eastbourne.
He has been called upon as an expert witness relating to road traffic accidents and was one of the first members of the College of Chiropractors faculty of Expert Witnesses.
Although Hilton no longer practices as a Dentist he still has an interest in treating jaw related problems along with his wife who is a local Dental Practitioner.
BDS: Bachelor of Dental Surgery
DC: Doctor of Chiropractic
David Taylor, PhD DC
Like many other people David came to the profession as a patient. He was so impressed by the treatment and health care, that he was inspired to change profession from being a physicist. David was drawn to the mix of science and hands on approach.
After graduation from the Anglo-European College of Chiropractic, he continued with postgraduate studies and qualified as an Advance practitioner of Sacro-Occipital Technique (SOT) which he now helps to teach. This gentle systems approach, which includes cranial work, is comprehensive in its management of chiropractic problems including chronic cases; yet gentle enough to be very effective in treating babies, consequently he has developed an interest in pregnancy care and treatment of babies and children.
David has been a teacher of Kundalini yoga for over 15 years and this has given him a unique position to advise on exercise and life style changes including nutrition and diet.He is a member of the College of Chiropractors faculties of Paediatrics, and Craniopathy. He is also a member of SOTO-Europe (www.sotoeurope.org).
David lives in Eastbourne with his two children and wife, who is a research scientist.
PhD: Doctorate in Physics
DC: Doctor of Chiropractic