Kate first experienced Chiropractic when she was a teenager. Her mum had been receiving regular Chiropractic care and thought it could help with a foot and knee injury Kate had from sports training. After feeling the benefits of her treatment not only on her injuries, but on her body as a whole, Kate decided she wanted to be able to help people with this same holistic approach.

Kate loves an adventure and exploring new places. She can usually be found swimming in the sea (at all times of year) and walking up mountains or along the beach and also loves to go indoor climbing. Her adventures usually include finding the best local food spots for a nice piece of cake, coffee or a good snack.

John loves everything sport and outdoors, even his arch enemy, snowboarding, which he has yet to stay on the board for longer than 3.5 seconds at any given time. He first became interested in massage and chiropractic after doing kangaroo impressions at Chester zoo which left him mortally wounded…. with sciatica. After taking all the normal routes to remedy the pain; pain killers, sleeping on the floor, prayers etc, it was soft tissue work along with some serious change to posture that got him back on his feet. Since that experience, John left behind the world of being a superstar DJ, account management and occasional plumbing and trained at the London School of Sport Massage to attain the highest qualification available in the soft tissues therapy world.

Nowadays John is happy (and pain free) working alongside the chiropractors to help speed up the recovery of all our lovely clients. Outside of that he can usually be found in one of three places, the gym, up a mountain or asleep somewhere…. Or picking himself up off the snow.

Carol has been an enthusiastic supporter of chiropractic for several years since experiencing back problems and getting great results from regular treatments. Her journey to working at the clinic has been long and winding – including over 20 years working in Human Resources (apparently, it’s not much fun being the most hated person in an organisation!)

Several significant life events opened her eyes to the inextricable link between the body and the mind. She started looking into Complementary and Holistic Therapies and became fascinated by reflexology. While still working full time she trained in reflexology at an Affiliate School for The Association of Reflexologists gaining a Level 3 Diploma in Reflexology and subsequently decided to pursue her love of reflexology full time.

Having moved around a lot over the years, Carol has now settled in Anglesey, and spends her free time exploring the island (especially the restaurants) and desperately trying to learn Welsh.

Carol is a massive advocate for reflexology and the benefits it can bring and works alongside the chiros and John to support clients on their journey to improved physical and emotional wellbeing.

Alison has been coming to the practice for a few years with her daughter, while they were receiving treatment for study related back and neck pain. She loved the welcoming atmosphere so much she decided to join us. She enjoys spending time in her garden, walking her two dogs and travelling.

Lynette’s history is in retail and office work, liking the different aspects of both, but after her sister praising the treatment of one of our chiropractors and then a vacancy arising for a chiropractic assistant, she decided to apply and now loves the friendly atmosphere of the clinic.

Lynette loves her holidays and city breaks. She also enjoys going out to restaurants, family time, cooking and walks in the fresh air.

Judith spent the first 18 years of her life on the sunny Fylde Coast in Lancashire. She then spent 3 years at Durham University enjoying studying, dancing, pint pulling on the College Bar and miraculously left with a degree in History. She worked in retail for a few years then found her dream job as a Sales Representative for various book publishers including Penguin. She loved reading lots of books, driving around most of the bookshops of England and Wales and chatting with staff and customers. Unfortunately all of this left Judith with a very sore neck shoulders and back, but when she moved to Chester to work in the Wine Department at Waitrose she started visiting the Clinic and so became part of the reception team! She has really benefitted from visiting the Sports Massage Therapist and Reflexologist as well as the Chiropractors. She enjoys swimming, gardening, walking, reading and travelling in this country and abroad.