Our team

The people who will look after you

Two qualified chiropractors and a sports and remedial therapist, working together in a friendly and caring atmosphere.

Chiropractor

Dr Jim McGee BPE, DC

Jim has a four year university background in Physical Education and Human Movement. He then went on to study for four additional years at the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in Toronto, Canada, where he earned the title of Doctor of Chiropractic.

He is a qualified chiropractor in the UK and Canada, is a member of the British Chiropractic Association, and is registered with the GCC. Jim McGee is not a general medical practitioner.

British Chiropractic Association
Registered with the GCC
Qualified in the UK and Canada

Chiropractor

Adam Cooley BSc, MSc (Chiro)

Adam's journey into chiropractic began after a sports injury left him struggling to return to the activities he loved. Experiencing first-hand how effective the right care could be was a turning point, and it sparked a desire to help others move better, recover faster, and feel more confident in their bodies.

He studied for five years at the Anglo-European College of Chiropractic and holds both a Bachelor of Human Science and a Master of Chiropractic degree.

In practice, Adam takes a calm, practical and individualised approach to care. He works with people of all ages and backgrounds, whether they are dealing with persistent aches, recovering from injury, or simply want to move more freely and comfortably in everyday life. His focus is always on helping patients get back to doing the things that matter most to them, without fear, restriction or ongoing pain.

Outside the clinic, Adam stays active through strength training, bouldering and running. He is also a big fan of live music and enjoys hunting down new food spots whenever he gets the chance.

British Chiropractic Association
Royal College of Chiropractors
General Chiropractic Council

Sports and Remedial Therapist

Nikki Leavitt-Callander DSRM, DSM, SMTO

"The body is just like any machine: you've got to look after it and take care of it to ensure that it runs smoothly. Massage has an impressive range of health benefits and can benefit everyone. Regular massage can be a great complement to the care you may be already receiving from your doctor, chiropractor or physiotherapist.

I believe that massage can improve one's overall health and general well-being, and I am passionate about making sure that I help my clients achieve their goals, whether it be ensuring they remain injury and pain free, increasing their mobility and speeding up rehabilitation, or simply reducing the amount of stress in their lives by helping them to relax."

About massage therapy