Your chiropractor

I am Alexander Wood, and originally from London. I have been practicing as a chiropractor for over 12 years.

I have treated Premiership footballers and Olympic athletes, although the majority of my patients have been acute and chronic pain patients, often where they had tried everything else without success.

I love helping people get better and am actively involved in researching proven ways to help people achieve their goals.

Professional qualifications & memberships

I have undertaken a range of postgraduate training and qualifications, enabling as many patients as possible to get results as quickly as possible.

I am a doctor of chiropractic, and also hold a Masters degree in Chiropractic from the Welsh Institute of Chiropractic (2009).
I completed my medical acupuncture training in 2012 at Southmead Hospital, Bristol, and completed training in McKenzie technique in 2010, and 2011 in Bolton and Yeovil hospitals, respectively.
I trained in Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Manipulation in 2013.

I have trained in the use of therapeutic ultrasound, as well as interferential therapy. Electric Shockwave Therapy (ESWT) uses very similar operating principles to ultrasound.
I have completed further, specific shockwave training training with the President of the Danish Clinical Society for ESWT.

I also hold a nutritional diploma in Ketogenic Diet.

I am registered and regulated both in the UK and the Netherlands.
I am a member of the General Chiropractic Council (reg 03249).
The British Medical acupuncture Society (reg 03999).
The Dutch Chiropractie Federation (reg. 3231443).
The Stichting Nationaal Register Chriopractoren (reg 1443)
The Scottish Chiropractic Association
The International Chiropractic Association (reg 149)
The McKenzie Institute Trust.

I was also an associate practitioner for the UK charity, Arthritis Action for 8 years before moving to the Netherlands.

I am also a member of the Evidence Based Chiropractic Network, the Evidence Based Acupuncture organisation and the GP group, Pulse.