Amber is a UK-registered chiropractor who qualified from Teesside University in 2025 with a first-class honours degree. Her approach to chiropractic care has been shaped by early involvement in community outreach work, where she developed a strong appreciation for the way musculoskeletal pain can affect day-to-day function, confidence, and quality of life. This inspired a commitment to helping people return to the activities they value most.

She enjoys working with a wide range of musculoskeletal presentations and has a particular passion for chronic pain management and long-term health outcomes.

Amber is passionate about helping patients feel informed and supported throughout their care, combining contemporary evidence with a holistic, patient-centred approach to promote meaningful and sustainable outcomes.

Alongside clinical practice, Amber has a strong interest in research and professional development. She has published work on pain, was awarded the British Chiropractic Association Student Research Competition, and was shortlisted for the BCA New Chiropractor of the Year award in 2025. She also sits on the BCA Student and New Graduate Committee, contributing to the ongoing development of the profession.

Outside of the clinic, Amber enjoys spending time outdoors hiking, cycling, and kayaking with her partner and two children.