Leaders from across the chiropractic profession gathered last week for a discussion focused on the future of the sector and the challenges it faces. The event brought together representatives from key organisations and institutions, creating a forum for open dialogue at a time of significant change for both chiropractic and the wider healthcare landscape.
Throughout the evening, participants shared a range of perspectives, with discussions described as both thoughtful and constructive. A strong emphasis was placed on collaboration, collective purpose, and the importance of supporting and developing the next generation of chiropractors.
Attendees expressed a clear willingness to strengthen relationships across the profession and continue working together beyond the roundtable setting. The value of open communication was a consistent theme, enabling contributors to align on shared priorities and consider how best to shape the profession’s future.
Tim Button, BCA President, highlighted the significance of the discussions.
“At a time of change, conversations like these are essential in helping us align around shared priorities and shape a clear, collective vision for the future of the chiropractic profession.
The roundtable provided a valuable opportunity to come together, building momentum that we can carry forward into our future plans.”
Participants included representatives from the General Chiropractic Council, the Royal College of Chiropractors, Health Sciences University, London South Bank University, the University of South Wales, the McTimoney College of Chiropractic, and the United Chiropractic Association.
The BCA is proud to play such an important role in bringing colleagues together to strengthen the profession, and we hope last night marked the first of many conversations.