O'Connor Chiropractic are offering free spinal checks for children this weekend as part of their Christmas open day.
Free spinal checks for children in Harrogate this weekend Children are being offered free spinal checks in Harrogate this weekend. O’Connor Chiropractic on Station Parade is welcoming visitors for a Christmas party on Saturday (16th December). Families are being invited to attend the family wellness centre for coffee and treats from 7:30am until 12pm. And children are being offered free spinal checks from chiropractor Jason O’Connor alongside an offer for 50% off full assessments. A spokesperson for O’Connor Chiropractic said:
“The countdown is on to our Christmas Party! Join us for coffee, treats and a visit from Santa.”Your Harrogate’s Alex Cann will be broadcasting live from the event whilst Kyle Beans will be providing coffee. Santa will also be visiting the clinic from 10:30am. Follow O’Connor Chiropractic on Facebook for more information. Read more local stories from Your Harrogate here.

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