Jan grew up in Vordingborg 90 km south of Copenhagen in Denmark.

At the age of 11 he suffered back pain preventing him from playing football, tennis, volleyball, and table tennis. After several other therapies had failed to relieve his symptoms, chiropractic eventually provided the relief he and his family had been looking for. From that point his heart was set on becoming a chiropractor, a goal he achieved 14 years later.

After graduating in 1992 from the Anglo-European College of Chiropractic in Bournemouth he moved to Worthing where he practised as an associate for four years. In 1996 he and Sarah opened Park View Acupuncture & Chiropractic Clinic. He uses various chiropractic techniques including Diversified, Activator, Thompson Drop, Sacro-Occipital technique and Dry Needling.

Jan has a daughter, Anya who like him is a very keen golfer. He is Past Chairman of Worthing Round Table and of Worthing Round Table 41 Club of which he currently is an active member.

After spending 4 years working as a masseur at various well-renowned health farms in Oxfordshire and Berkshire in the early 1980s, a chance conversation with one of his clients at the time led Roger away from following an osteopathic career choosing chiropractic instead.

He graduated from the Anglo European College of Chiropractic in 1988 and in 1989 he opened Worthing Chiropractic Clinic practising there for 28 years. He continues expanding his knowledge and skills in related health care programmes and he has evolved his own unique blend of chiropractic including manual and Activator adjustment procedures, Cranial Therapy, massage and kinesiology into a highly effective system for the treatment of a wide range of conditions. In 2003 he was awarded the Advanced Activator Proficiency Rating.

In his mission to provide people with a natural approach to well-being, Roger compliments his love of chiropractic with interests in yoga and meditation.

In early 2017 he joined our team at Park View.

Sarah grew up in Worthing and trained to became a Registered Nurse. While nursing she sustained a back injury and found that Acupuncture was the only treatment that actually helped her.

Sarah gained a Licentiate in Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine in 1992 from British College of Acupuncture. In 1998 she went to China where she received a Certificate of Beijing.

In 1996 Sarah and Jan (chiropractor) set up Park View Clinic, which now has two acupuncturists, two chiropractors and a sports injury massage therapist.

Sarah finds the experience she gained through nursing invaluable when helping to manage the various conditions presenting at the clinic. She constantly updates her skills through post graduate study days and conferences. Sarah has for many years enjoyed treating musclo-skeletal problems like arthritic knees, hips and back, hormonal imbalances, bowel problems, headaches, mental wellbeing and stress. She always uses the most up-to-date methods during treatment.

Sarah enjoys playing golf, yoga, walking in the country,  going to the theatre and camping.

With a BA in Health Studies Rebecca initially worked in health and social care, and in charities managing advocacy projects, teaching First Aid and training carers while working on projects to raise care standards nationally.

In 2015 she gained her BSc(Hons) in acupuncture from the International College of Oriental Medicine based at Greenwich University. Since then, she has practised acupuncture in the UK and abroad.

Her inspiration to study acupuncture came from successful treatment after suffering life-threatening meningitis and septicaemia. It helped her regain her energy and relieve back and shoulder problems resulting from a long convalescence.

Rebecca’s areas of special interest include pain management, women’s health, digestive issues, stress, and sleep difficulties. She also provides prenatal acupuncture, and she is looking to expand her skills into acupuncture for fertility issues. She volunteers with colleagues in Sri Lanka providing acupuncture and teaching Gua Sha.

Rebecca is a huge animal lover and she is creative making candles, soaps, ceramics and sculpture.

Rebecca joined Park View in 2024.

After completing her Sports Massage Level 3 course, Lianne joined the Park View Team in 2021.

In her teens and twenties she was national standard sprinter experiencing the performance and health benefits of sports massage before, during and after competitions. Having initially become a personal trainer, she then decided to re-train in massage and sports injury therapy.

While working at Park View she continues enhancing her skills gaining Level 4 and 5 Sports Massage Therapy and completing training in Kinesiology Therapeutic Taping (KT).

Highly trained she uses various massage and trigger point techniques, myofascial release and cupping.

Furthermore, Lianne is also qualified in Pregnancy Massage improving circulation and fluid drainage to relax mother and baby.