
Originally from London, Tim graduated from the prestigious Anglo-European College of Chiropractic, Bournemouth in 2000 and has been living and working in and around Manchester for the last 9 years. He took over the clinics in Alderley and Didsbury in 2007.
As well as his clinics he is currently chiropractor to Premiership football club Bolton Wanderers and the Championship's Preston North End where he is responsible for looking after first team players – one of only a handful of chiropractors to be working in top flight football in the UK.
As a keen sportsman he has benefitted from quality chiropractic, physiotherapy and massage himself over the years. Most recently, following a serious fall in 2008, he elected not to have the proposed operation on his shoulder and 12 weeks later completed the Blenheim Triathlon following successful chiropractic and physiotherapy.
When not at work Tim enjoys skiing, golf, sailing and generally keeping fit. His main sport used to be rugby but he sticks to watching it and treating players these days! He also appreciates the importance of eating properly (yes junk food really is what it says!) so aims to practise what he preaches in order to stay well.
Two young children keep him busy but needless to say provide more joy and laughter (with occasional frustration!) than any of us can find elsewhere.
Tim is covered by most health insurance companies. If you’d like to talk to him about whether he may be able to help you please call the clinic and he’ll be more than happy to do so.

Whilst growing up in Doncaster, David's interest in chiropractic arose through a family friend who was treating his older brother. Having also been treated himself, and witnessing the benefits that chiropractic offers, he decided this was the career for him. Having graduated from the prestigious Anglo-European College of Chiropractic, his enthusiasm for the profession, with a patient centred approach, allows him to do his best for each and every patient.
Outside of work he has a keen interest in sport, whether it be playing or watching. Skiing is a particular passion which he enjoys as and when he can.

A fitness fanatic, Glennis works part-time at the Alderley Clinic. Her other clinic is based in Ricky Hatton’s fantastic new gym in Hyde, Manchester where she looks after the pro-boxers and public alike.
Glennis qualified as a masseur in 2001 and by popular opinion do not be fooled by her diminutive stature when it comes to her deep tissue sports massages!

A mother of two, I qualified as a coach in 2006. I have worked and supported many clients who have experienced either personal or professional challenges by motivating them to take control of their lives. Self–empowerment is a very important characteristic when it comes to creating the life you truly desire. By working with the mind, body and spirit, an individual can become more aware of what their purpose is in life, what is important to them, find their strengths and change their life for the better. I offer people the opportunity to gain insight into their own self preservation. The pathway to personal success starts with the self and then moves outward.

Alderley’s longest standing team member, Gail has been receptionist at the clinic since 2004. She enjoys seeing the help patients get and has to be one of the easiest going people you could meet. The only thing that can frustrate her is insurance company paper work!
When not at work Gail loves her horses and is actively involved with her local Pony Club.

A sudden replacement when her daughter had to leave us and all of a sudden she’s been working at the clinic for 3 years!
As well as working here Debbie is also a very grateful patient. Having had a bad back for several years which forced her to give up horse riding and carriage driving, she is now back in the saddle following successful treatment from Tim. She continues with regular treatment to ensure there’s no going back!