The Team

We have five chiropractors, Andrea, Henry, Lubina, Paul and Sylvie.

Andrea Wynnick (Butterfield)

Director/Principal Chiropractor

Andrea’s continuing professional development is inspired by a  search for the most effective solutions for her patients.

She qualified from A.E.C.C. in Bournemouth in 1989 and then studied Sacro Occipital Technique (SOT). She passed the advanced SOT exam in 1995 and qualified as a cranial chiropractor in 2005. Since that time she has helped to teach these techniques to other chiropractors at post graduate level.

She studied Applied Kinesiology, finding it useful to get to the root of some conditions.

In 1998, Andrea qualified as a Pilates matwork instructor, an approach that she finds invaluable as a means to prevent problems from recurring.

Although general family practice is her passion, she relishes clinical challenges that have proven unresponsive to other treatment approaches.

She has worked with hundreds of children and babies over more than 20 years in practice.

Her two sons keep her busy, whether it be cheering from the sideline at football matches, swimming, horseriding or dog walking.  She still practises Pilates regularly.

Henry Butterfield

Founder

On completing a B.Sc.(Jt. Hons) in Physiology and Psychology at Cardiff University, Henry started at Chiropractic college in Bournemouth.

Emerging with his Chiropractic qualification (D.C.) 4 years later, he realised with regret that his status as a perpetual student no longer applied.

After gaining invaluable experience in other clinics, Henry established Wokingham Chiropractic Centre with Andrea in 1994.

He enjoys the wide variety of general chiropractic practice with a special interest in the role that stress and psychoemotional factors play in the development of pain and dysfunction.

Sylvie Tops-Whitfield

Associate McTimoney Chiropractor

Sylvie graduated from McTimoney College of Chiropractic and uses this whole body, gentle chiropractic technique to help her patients. McTimoney is a low force method, used to deliver a specific type of adjustment that is gentle to receive. As such it is suited to people of all ages, from the young, through adulthood into the older years. Sylvie frequently uses McTimoney in conjunction with soft-tissue work. She has also qualified in Western medical acupuncture, as well as pregnancy massage and is trained in aspects of Biogeometric Integration (BGI) technique. When not involved in health and fitness, Sylvie is usually found running after her 2 children and dog.

Lubina Pun

Associate Chiropractor

Lubina moved to the UK from her home in Nepal in 2008 in order to pursue further education. She qualified as a chiropractor from the Anglo European College of Chiropractic with a special interest in headaches, paediatrics and pregnancy.

Lubina has developed an holistic approach to the treatment of a variety of neuromusculoskeletal disorders. She has found that a patient centred approach works well in this respect. Her approach is collaborative and combines physical treatment with lifestyle, ergonomic and exercise advice.

In her spare time she enjoys reading, sketching and staying active by cycling and walking.

Paul Dunn

Associate McTimoney Chiropractor

Paul Dunn (MChiro) is a graduate of McTimoney College of Chiropractic, and has a clinical interest in postural health, biomechanics and functional movement.

With over 20 years of personal experience benefiting from regular chiropractic care, Paul understands the value of proactive, precise treatment. His approach centres on improving pelvic stability, restoring spinal function, and enhancing movement quality to support long-term resilience as well as pain relief.

He has a particular interest in postural health and the influence of the feet and lower limbs on whole-body mechanics. By addressing foundational stability and coordinated movement patterns, he helps patients move with greater ease, confidence, and durability.

Paul brings a unique perspective through his background in music and movement education. He holds a Master’s degree in Musical Performance and has studied the Alexander Technique since 1995. He has a special interest in supporting musicians, helping them remain comfortable and pain-free during practice and performance.

He is a member of the McTimoney Chiropractic Association (MCA) and the Sacro-Occipital Technique Organisation Europe (SOTO) .​

Outside the clinic, Paul enjoys playing the piano, practising yoga, training at the gym, and vegetable gardening.

He lives near Wells with his partner and young son, and has an adult daughter studying at the University of Oxford.

General Chiropractic Council Registration number 06181