David has been practicing Chiropractic in St Helens for over 30 years. He qualified from  the Anglo-European College of Chiropractic in 1992 and has post-graduate qualifications in paediatric and maternal chiropractic. The practice helps many mums through pregnancy and sees babies after delivery if needed. Children of all ages are regularly seen at the practice. David has also worked with the Titleist Performance Institute since 2016, assisting golfers to get the best from their game.

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David is registered with the General Chiropractic Council.

Stephanie graduated with a First Class Honours degree in Chiropractic from the McTimoney College of Chiropractic. Alongside her previous BSc in Psychology from the University of Manchester, this training has given her a strong appreciation of the relationship between the nervous system, physical symptoms and behaviour. As a result, she takes a holistic, personalised and evidence-informed approach to care.

Stephanie is registered with the General Chiropractic Council (GCC) and is committed to practising in accordance with its professional standards of conduct and ethics.

Outside of the clinic, she enjoys days out exploring with her husband and their dogs.

Kirsty is our Senior Receptionist at the clinic and along with Chris Bosanquet is one of the cheerful voices you will here when calling the clinic.

Kirsty puts people at their ease when they come in for treatment,  cheers our patients when they are feeling low and helps maintain the positive feel of the practice.

Chris is the Holistic Therapist at the clinic, working Tuesday mornings, 9.00am - 2.00pm.

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Chris graduated from Salford University in 2008 with an FdSc in Complementary Therapy and has VCTC qualifications in the therapies offered.

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Treatments available are – Aromatherapy, Reflexology, Indian Head Massage, Crystal Therapy and Reiki.

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Chris also works on reception with Kirsty and is the other smiling face welcoming patients to the clinic.

I was born and grew up in Altrincham, Cheshire, at the age of 22, I became interested in Eastern spiritual traditions and meditation, leading me eventually to  the Western Buddhist Order and many years spent practising and teaching meditation and related disciplines. I went on to study acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine at the Northern College of Acupuncture in York, from which I graduated in 2007 with a Diploma in Acupuncture.

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I am a member of the British Acupuncture Council and enjoy developing my professional and clinical skills, for example by attending workshops and other training events on aspects of acupuncture practice. I also write the occasional article on acupuncture and Chinese medicine, and enjoy the  range of  problems that  traditional acupuncture can treat, from aches and pains and  muscular skeletal problems on the one hand, to mental and emotional symptoms such as anxiety and depression on the other. I appreciate the holistic perspective of traditional acupuncture and the tools it gives me to help my patients lead healthier and happier lives.

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As well as my interest in Traditional Chinese Medicine, I like walking, reading good fiction and the odd bit of history, meditation, and watching football.