Josh is a chiropractor and the owner of Ancoats Chiropractic Clinic in Manchester. Growing up, he had his heart set on becoming a medical doctor — but the more he learned, the more he felt drawn to a hands-on approach to health. He realised that through chiropractic, he could spend real time with people, work with his hands, and help patients get to the root of their problems rather than just managing symptoms. That’s what led him into the profession, and it’s what still drives him today: whether it’s getting someone out of pain, back to training, or moving freely again, nothing motivates him more than seeing patients return to the life they want to live.
After completing his Master of Chiropractic (MChiro) in Bournemouth, Josh moved to Manchester, where he has been in practice ever since. His focus is on genuine health issues — not just easing symptoms, but understanding what’s driving them and building a plan to address the root cause.
Big into sport himself, Josh has a particular interest in sports-related injuries and performance, alongside a strong focus on improving posture — something he sees affecting more and more people in modern working life. He also enjoys working with lower limb and extremity issues, from hips and knees down to ankles and feet, which are so often overlooked but play a huge role in how the whole body moves. From desk-bound professionals with rounded shoulders to athletes chasing that extra edge, his goal is always the same: to help people move better, feel better, and stay well for the long term.
Passionate professionals dedicated to your health, recovery, and wellbeing.
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