Hayden Lancaster

Chiropractor

Hayden is a graduate of the McTimoney College of Chiropractic. Chiropractic first found Hayden when he was 13 years old and started suffering severe cramps and weakness in his right leg which was stopping him from sleeping and participating in sport.

Several months of doctors’ appointments and various scans revealed an upper motor neurone lesion obstructing communication from his brain to his body. Through chiropractic Hayden became able to sleep and participate in sport without hindrance from pain. This naturally inspired an interest in health and in particular the spine. It soon became apparent how crucial maintaining spinal health is to living a healthy living lifestyle.

Seeing the benefits he and his family got from chiropractic made his choice of career easy and he remains passionate about educating as many people as possible about chiropractic and the spine.

Haydens personal interests include surfing, crossfit and coffee.

Dan Langman

Chiropractor

Dan was first introduced to chiropractic when he was 14, after injuring his back playing rugby. After recovering from the injury, Dan chose to continue his care after feeling the benefits from being regularly adjusted in all aspects of his life. After learning more about chiropractic and its holistic approach to health. Dan realised that it closely fitted with his own values and decided to study for a master’s degree in chiropractic. During his time at the Anglo-European College of Chiropractic Dan discovered a passion for food and enjoyed cooking for his housemates. He enjoyed playing rugby for Bournemouth Rugby Club and socialising with friends on Bournemouth beach.

In practice Dan works with people all ages from children to the elderly. He empowers people to take control of their well-being by implementing positive changes in diet, exercise, postures and lifestyle choices. He uses this alongside a range of chiropractic techniques to help achieve the very best results.

Dan’s philosophy is: “Education is key. If people are more aware of what benefits their health, they can make pragmatic choices to help them transform their lives.”

Nicole Eresaba

Sports Therapist

Nicole joined our team at Maple Chiropractic in September 2021 after completing her degree in HND Sports Therapy at City of Glasgow College.
She developed her interest in sports therapy and rehabilitation after developing knee injury which made her believe she will never be able to return to sports pain free.

After receiving sports therapist care she decided this is the career path she would love to choose helping people recover so that they can live a healthy happy life no matter what.
After joining our team at Maple Chiropractic Nicole found it so beneficial working alongside chiropractors seeing how sports therapy and chiropractic care combined together can bring such big changes to people health.

Outside work Nicole loves spending time at the gym as she is also a qualified personal trainer as well as spending time with friends and family .

Samantha Clark

Chiropractic Assistant

Samantha who originally comes from Wishaw herself has just recently joined the Team working in our Motherwell Clinic. She was first introduced to Chiropractic care when she had a sore back and was seen at the Wishaw Clinic and after getting the results that she wanted this is when she knew it was something that she would like to get to know more about. After starting with Wishaw Chiropractic in November her knowledge and understanding is progressing. Samantha enjoys spending time with her family, socialising and going to the gym in her spare time.

Jenna Rollo

Chiropractic Assistant

Jenna recently joined our team working in the Motherwell clinic. She has been receiving chiropractic care from an early age at our Wishaw clinic to keep on top of her wellbeing. She wishes to pursue a career in chiropractic in the near future as she wants to help others recover and live a happy health life. In her spare time Jenna enjoys socialising with friends and reading.