Chloe was first exposed to Chiropractic care at the age of fourteen, when she was experiencing trouble with a pony she was riding at the time. After multiple visits from the Equine Chiropractor for the Pony, and a case of equine back pain which was relapsing on a regular basis, she was taken to see a Human Chiropractor as her trainer thought it may be to do with her own symmetry whilst sitting in the saddle. Chloe was intrigued about the biomechanical link between the horse, saddle and rider, and with an interest in healthcare and medicine but wanting to remain in holistic and non-invasive care, Chiropractic appeared to be the perfect fit. She worked from this point to attend University at the Anglo-European College of Chiropractic (associate college of Bournemouth University) where she developed an interest in helping people from all walks of life, living with various musculoskeletal and health complaints. 

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She graduated from the Anglo-European College of Chiropractic (AECC) in Bournemouth, Dorset in 2018 with a first class degree and since then has completed the Veterinary Chiropractic course under the International Association of Veterinary Chiropractic (IAVC). Following on from university studies, Chloe has completed many different course in additional techniques - Learn more

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Now, she works in Norfolk and Warwickshire treating a range of patients - from all members of the family to elite level sports people, horses and dogs. She believes that Chiropractic care is a safe and suitable form of treatment for everyone, and is effective in helping you achieve your goals whether that is being able to pick up and play with your grandchildren, or successfully compete in sports at the top level. Chloe is a keen horsewoman, who has a wealth of knowledge handling and managing horses, and has competed to an international level in Eventing. In 2022, she spent a season treating Motorbase Performance Race Team in the British Touring Cars Championship.