Jan grew up in Vordingborg 90 km south of Copenhagen in Denmark. At 11 years of age he had his first chiropractic treatment for low back pain and it was then he set his heart on becoming a chiropractor.
In 1987 he started studying chiropractic full time. First at Odense Universitet in
Denmark and then at the Anglo-
He enjoys playing golf and riding his mountain bike. He is Past Chairman and the current Vice Chairman of Worthing Round Table.
Member of British Chiropractic Association
Member of the College of Chiropractors
General Chiropractic Council registration no. 00152
Member of the College of Chiropractors
General Chiropractic Council registration no. 01500
Chiropractic is Ian’s second career as he used to be an electrician. In 2000 he qualified as a from the Oxford Chiropractic College and gained his degree from Oxford Brookes University in 2001. Subsequently he has done additional extensive training in Patient Management, Diversified Chiropractic Technique, Activator Technique and Cranial Sacral Technique. During his years in practice he has adopted various chiropractic techniques, styles and practices including: McTimoney Chiropractic, Post Isometric and Positional Release Techniques, Postural Rehabilitation, Acupressure & Scoliosis Analysis.
After graduating he worked in a couple of complementary Health Clinics in London, including Neal's Yard in Covent Garden.
After a 5 year stint in Australia running two successful clinics in Melbourne, treating
a broad range of patients of all ages, he and his family decided to return to the
UK. As well as working at Park View he also works part-
Sarah Cooper-
Member of British Acupuncture Council
Certificate of Beijing
Licentiate in Acupuncture
Registered General Nurse
Sarah grew up in Worthing and became a Registered Nurse. While nursing she sustained a back injury and found that Acupuncture was the only thing that actually helped her.
Sarah gained a Licentiate in Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine in 1992 from British College of Acupuncture. In 1998 she went to China where she received a Certificate of Beijing.
She finds that the experience she gained nursing at orthopaedic and gynaecological wards invaluable when helping managing the various conditions presenting at the clinic. She constantly updates her skills through post graduate study days and conferences.
In 1996 Sarah and her husband Jan (chiropractor) set up Park View Clinic, which now has two acupuncturists.
In 2000 Sarah and Jan had a daughter, Anya, who was born at home using acupuncture and homeopathy.
Sarah also enjoys playing golf and also holds the post as Junior Organiser at Worthing Golf Club.
Gill Carpenter LicAcu CertBeijing RM
Member of British Acupuncture Council
Certificate of Beijing
Licentiate in Acupuncture
Registered Midwife
Gill trained as a nurse at St George’s Hospital in London and as midwife at St Richard’s Hospital in Chichester. Her interest in acupuncture originates from travelling for 2 years in Asia and in The Far East.
Gill completed a 3 year course in Traditional Chinese Medicine in 1992 to gain a Licentiate in Acupuncture. She then worked as a midwife and acupuncturist drawing the two skills together where possible.
In 1994 she studied in China and gained her Certificate of Beijing.
Since 2000 Gill has done acupuncture full time -
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Sara Ball (nee Neale) BSc(Hons)ST DipST MSST
Member of The Society of Sports Therapists
Member of the VTCT.
Sara grew up in Worthing and qualified as a Sports and Massage Therapist from Chichester College of Arts, Science and Technology in 2002. She enjoyed the course and career opportunities so much that she wanted to further her depth of her knowledge in the area. Continuing her professional development with an undergraduate degree at University College Chichester, Sara embarked on establishing a physical therapy career that has now broadened into complementary services, with the VTCT Baby Massage Instructor being the latest service that Sara has to offer.
Sara played volleyball until 2009 when she decided focus on her running and cycling. She enjoyed many years of playing as part of a team and used her career skills as the England Junior Women’s Sports Therapist in 2005. For a year she maintained the team’s fitness to the highest possible standards both during training and at international tournaments in both Norway and Italy. Nowadays Sara uses her passion for activity for both personal fitness and to raise money for charity events such as her parachute jump from 13,000 ft for Chestnut Tree House and the Cancer Research Race for Life.
