Mchiro
GCC no. 5524
Josh grew up in Surrey and qualified as a Chiropractor at the Welsh Institute of Chiropractic. His enthusiasm for Chiropractic stems from having a strong passion to help people overcome their own problems and he has always been captivated by sports and science, especially anatomy and how the human body is so interconnected.
He has a particular interest in treating sports related injuries as he has played football, tennis, rugby, hockey, cricket and athletics. However, Josh also enjoys treating general aches & pains and all things Chiropractic. Josh has a diversified set of skills that he has gained from university and various post-graduation courses, including spinal manipulation and soft tissue techniques, mobilisations, shockwave, IASTM, trigger point therapy as well as dry needling, taping and exercise rehabilitation.
Josh approaches treatment in a holistic nature, with the goals of increasing patients’ confidence within themselves and their body, reducing pain and optimising function of not only the injured body part, but the whole body to reduce the possibility of further injury. He also believes that educating the patient on why they are in pain and how to best overcome it is integral to the best outcomes, whilst also making the patient more independent, teaching them how to deal with their pain on their own.
Outside of chiropractic, Josh finds enjoyment in health & fitness, particularly going to the gym and long distance running as well as playing football, rugby and tennis. Josh also likes to run and read books, but swears by non-fiction!
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