Khalid was first introduced to chiropractic as a patient after injuring his lower back and developing excruciating sciatica. Initially, he tried pain relief medication and physiotherapy, but when a friend encouraged him to give chiropractic a go, he decided to take the plunge. Nervous but hopeful, Khalid was amazed by the results. “I quickly had more mobility and less pain,” he recalls. “I continued with the treatment plan and was able to come off medication and get back to normal daily activities, just as my chiropractor had told me I would.”
Experiencing the benefits of chiropractic care first-hand inspired Khalid to change direction and help others facing similar struggles. Determined to make a difference, he studied at the McTimoney College of Chiropractic in Manchester and Abingdon for six years, all while working full-time within the NHS IT systems team. His dedication and perseverance have shaped the caring, empathetic practitioner he is today.
Khalid’s approach is centred on helping people not only recover from pain but also understand their bodies better and take control of their long-term wellbeing. He enjoys guiding patients through their recovery and seeing them regain confidence and comfort in their everyday movement.
Outside of the clinic, Khalid has a busy and happy family life. He comes from a big family and loves spending his evenings and weekends with his wife and children. He’s also become a keen runner, increasingly taking part in more races and proudly shaving minutes off (or adding miles to) his frequent endeavours with his running shoes.