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Jacqui Paton
In 2001 she settled in Kloof, South Africa and built up a busy practice over many years. Jacqui enjoys working in a family practise environment, seeing patients of all ages and has treated three generations of some families.
Jacqui is married and is the mother of 2 busy children. The family enjoys an active lifestyle and have a passion for travel and the outdoors.

James Love

James’ Chiropractic journey began as a young patient in suburban Sydney and his love for the science of Chiropractic was a result of experiencing the benefits of regular care throughout his childhood.
Following his science degree from the University of Sydney reading anatomy, James completed the Master of Chiropractic degree from Macquarie University in 1995.
Having practiced in Sydney for a few years, he moved to the UK in 1998 and began working in Banbury in 2001.
James is excited to be joining Wellness + Vitality Chiropractic, having been friends with Kerry and collaborated professionally with her for over 20 years.
His clinical interests include spinal structural rehab and the science of gut microbiome.
James lives in Banbury with his partner and has 2 grown children. When not working, James enjoys cooking, walking, photography, and music.
Brent Packett
Brent has been practising chiropractic for well over a decade, working with thousands of patients across South Africa, the Netherlands, and the UK. He brings a calm, thorough approach to every appointment — taking the time to understand not just the issue, but the person behind it
He qualified with a Master of Technology degree in Chiropractic from the University of Johannesburg and has trained in different techniques such as Diversified, SOT, Gonstead and Thompson and modalities such as dry needling, shockwave therapy, and musculoskeletal ultrasound. Whether you're dealing with a long-standing niggle or something that came on suddenly, he's likely seen it before.
Away from the clinic, Brent’s downtime is watching rugby & Formula One behind the screen or sideline and stays active through his family, running, and has a slightly unhealthy relationship with his Peloton. He reads widely, cooks enthusiastically, and believes that a good cup of coffee solves most problems — and that chiropractic handles the rest.

