Devon Lampard Ali

Devon is a chiropractor with a special interest in paediatric and family chiropractic. PX Docs qualified, she is passionate about supporting, children, parents and families through all stages of life, with a particular focus on helping families understand and support healthy nervous system function.

Originally from Canada, Devon has recently returned to London after spending the past two years practising chiropractic in New Zealand. Her journey into chiropractic was a little different from the traditional path. After experiencing firsthand the impact chiropractic care had on her own family as a new mum here at Putney Chiro, she made the decision later in life to change careers and become a chiropractor herself.

That experience continues to shape the way Devon practises today. She understands that family life can be wonderfully chaotic, physically demanding and, at times, completely exhausting. Her approach is centred around the belief that when the whole family is functioning at their best, everyone benefits. From growing children and busy parents to pregnancy, postpartum and everything in between, Devon is passionate about supporting the nervous system and helping the body adapt, function and thrive.

Devon uses a range of chiropractic techniques to tailor care to each individual, including Blair Upper Cervical, Diversified and Sacro Occipital Technique (SOT). Alongside her PX Docs training and special interest in paediatric and family care, this allows her to take an individualised approach and consider the unique needs of each person she works with.

Devon takes the time to listen, understand each person’s individual story and consider the bigger picture of what may be affecting their health and wellbeing. She believes chiropractic care should never be one-size-fits-all and enjoys creating a space where patients feel heard, comfortable and confident in their care.

As both a chiropractor and a mum of two, Devon brings a combination of professional knowledge and real-life experience to her work. Her goal is simple: to support healthier, happier and better-functioning families, because when everyone’s nervous system is firing on all cylinders, family life tends to run a little more smoothly too.