The CPA is entirely dependent on donations & members’ subscriptions. Would you like to join?
The Chiropractic Patient’s Association, a registered charity, is always pleased to receive gifts, small or large, to assist in the continuance of its work in supporting chiropractic research and education.
If you are a UK tax payer, the value of your donations and subscriptions can increase by nearly 25% under the Gift Aid scheme at absolutely no extra cost to you! By ticking the box on the application form simply enables us to claim back the tax you have paid on your donations and subscriptions from the Government. And remember, it doesn’t cost you a penny extra but is a great help to us.

The Chiropractic Patients Association

Welcome To The CPA

The Chiropractic Patients Association (CPA) raises funds to support chiropractic research in order to advance knowledge, such that patients benefit both in treatment, rehabilitation and aftercare. We are a patient association and therefore represent the patient and their interests. The CPA is a charity and relies entirely on donations and members subscriptions.

Here you will find a variety of information and advice on chiropractic including case studies and detailed descriptions of different techniques.

Not sure what to expect from your chiropractor? Visit our FAQ page and find everything you will need to know.

chiropracticLooking for a chiropractor in your area? Search our extensive database of chiropractors and link straight to their website. Many clinics give discounts to CPA members on treatment and goods.

Not a member? For a small membership fee you can have exclusive access to our Members Area where you can view our Back Chat archive, case study archive, special offers, upcoming seminars and events. Not forgetting you will receive as part of your membership our tri-annual magazine, Back Chat, packed with interesting information and latest news on chiropractic. Click here to join now.

We hope you find all you need on the website, if not please call our information service on 01980 610218 or email us.

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