Genevieve is the owner of Crestacre Chiropractic Clinic. Her journey into chiropractic care began while training to ride and manage horses in Staffordshire. She first encountered chiropractic when she observed a practitioner adjust a horse’s spine after it had been misbehaving under the saddle. The remarkable improvement she witnessed sparked her curiosity and inspired her to explore chiropractic further. Having also experienced her own riding-related injuries, Genevieve sought chiropractic care herself — an experience that confirmed her passion for the profession.
Genevieve went on to study at the AECC College of Chiropractic in Bournemouth, completing both her BSc and MSc in Chiropractic over five years. She began her career in Bury St Edmunds before returning to her hometown in the West Midlands to establish Crestacre Chiropractic Clinic.
With a special professional interest in imaging for musculoskeletal conditions, Genevieve later went on to study medical ultrasound which she now utilises in her practice. Other professional interests include functional rehabilitation, sports chiropractic and gait analysis.
In 2022, Genevieve was proud to be part of the chiropractic team treating athletes at the Commonwealth Games. She has since begun training with the International Federation of Sports Chiropractic, working toward the credentials needed to support athletes at high-level international events such as the Olympic Games.
Genevieve is on the General Chiropractic Council register and is a member of the British Chiropractors Association.
When she’s not in the clinic, Genevieve loves spending time with her little girl and unwinding through her favourite hobbies. She especially enjoys playing the cello and piano, relaxing with a good book, or diving into a new computer game — when her one‑year‑old allows! She’s always happy to chat about her two mischievous Huskies, Ragnar and Floki, gaming, or anything food‑related
