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Meet
the Chiropractors
Dr
Craig McLean
Dr Craig McLean graduated from Royal Melbourne Institute of
Technology (R.M.I.T) Australia in 1994. Putney Chiropractic
Centre was established in 1986 and when Craig took over in
2002 he transformed the practice into one of the leading Chiropractic
practices in the country.
Craig understands what it takes to train and compete in various
sports. He has entered the 2008 olympic distance Windsor Triathlon
and aims to complete in a sub 2hr15min time. He is attempting
to move from 4th to 3rd cat in cycling racing competing under
the London Dynamo jersey, recently placing second in a closed
circuit road race. He has helped numerous athletes at various
levels of performance achieve their best using the skills
he has developed over the last 14 years as a Chiropractor
and an amateur sportsman.
Craig has a special interest in pregnancy
and paediatrics. He has a network
of contacts of independent midwives in the local area and
has undergone further study in Chiropractic Paediatrics. In
2007 he was overjoyed to become a father himself; he now has
first hand knowledge and experience on how to promote optimal
comfort during pregnancy and help all babies sleep and feed
well.
Craig also has golf handicap of 12, is a back country free skier, has a history of competitive rowing, is a really bad tennis player and had one game of lawn bowls in 2007 which resulted in him taking home the Clapham Common Invitational trophy.
Having experienced disc herniation himself, Craig understands
what others with discomfort are going through. Read
Craig's story. He was recently invited on to BBC
Radio Five Live to talk about the Queen's recent back
injury.
Craig has taken Putney Chiropractic Centre to a new level
of health care excellence that provides a fun, friendly and
caring environment. He aims to exceed your expectations in
health care, helping you achieve clearly defined health goals.
E-mail Dr Craig direct at drcraig@putneychiropractic.co.uk.
Dr
Carlyle Jenkins
Dr Carlyle Jenkins, who studied at Macquarie University, Sydney,
Australia, has many years experience in Australia and the
UK. Carlyle also did a season in Val dIsere, in the
French Alps, assisting world renowned ski boot fitters in
giving maximum performance to Olympic skiers.
Carlyle's special interests include; educating the community
about the ability of the human mind and body to heal and maintain
health, extracting peak performance from the nervous system
and telemark skiing as many mountains as humanly possible.
Wildly ecstatic to be married to Angela, the pair look forward
to sharing all life has to offer with Putney Chiropractic
Centre.

Dr
Edwina Waddell
Dr Edwina Waddell graduated from prestigious Macquarie University
in Sydney, Australia. She spent two years practicing in the
Sydney city centre before heading to the sunny shores of England,
where she has been registered for several years.
Dr Waddell has been passionate about health, fitness and the
human body most of her life, and competed in swimming, triathlon,
water polo, and outrigger-caoeing from a young age before
moving on to complete an undergraduate degree in sports and
exercise science.
Becoming a chiropractor therefore seemed a natural choice,
and she is passionate about helping people recognize their
full potential. Dr Waddell also has a special interest in
familiy chiropractic, and is looking forward to caring for
the parents and children of Putney's families just as she
did in her previous practice.
Edwina enjoys spending her time training for events such as
the London Triathlon, cooking, and spending as much time with
her friends as possible. Putney Chiropractic is delighted
that she has decided to join the team instead of returning
to her native Australia, and look forward to introducing her
to you all.

Dr
Abby Holden
Abby graduated from NZCC in New Zealand. After a spinal injury
at 17 and being told she would never play sport again, Abby
found herself in a Chiropractic clinic looking for help…a
year later she found herself in class embarking on the journey
to become a Chiropractor.
Locuming throughout NZ, Ireland and the UK was full of excitement
and challenges – now Abby is ecstatic to be part of the team
at PCC and to be spending time with friends in London.
Chirodontics is a passion, as is working with children suffering
cerebral palsy. A study at NZCC was undertaken by Abby about
children with cerebral palsy and Chiropractic care, a rewarding
time that she did not want to end.
Sport and music keep Abby entertained. The team at PCC may
even play her CD in the clinic after some heavy bribing.
Abby looks forward to the journey ahead and welcomes everyone
into the practice with an open heart.
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