About Me
Greg MacNeillie
I have been practising as a McTimoney Chiropractor for over 12 years, and I’m passionate about helping people understand their bodies, improve their wellbeing and get the most out of life.
I run my own practice in Shrewsbury and also work as an associate at a clinic in Kidderminster. Alongside my clinical work, I am a Senior Technique Instructor at the McTimoney College of Chiropractic, Manchester campus, where I teach chiropractic technique and Behavioural Science, as well as supervising students in the student clinic.
I am a Fellow of the McTimoney Chiropractic Association and an Associate Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, reflecting my ongoing commitment to both professional practice and education.
My interest in health extends beyond the physical. I also hold a Certificate in Counselling Studies, which has strengthened my understanding of the relationship between our mental, physical and social wellbeing. I believe these aspects are closely connected and all contribute to the health and wellbeing of the whole person.
I take time to listen and understand the individual in front of me. Everyone is different, and I believe good care should recognise that. My approach is gentle, considered and tailored to each person, while encouraging patients to take an active role in their own health and wellbeing.
I believe that maintaining good health is about much more than what happens in the treatment room. Movement, exercise, rest, nutrition, relationships and taking time to look after ourselves all have an important part to play. My aim is to support patients in making positive, sustainable choices that work for them and their individual circumstances.
Outside of chiropractic and teaching, I enjoy keeping active through swimming and walking, and I love getting out on the water paddle boarding when I can. I’m also a keen traveller and enjoy discovering new places, cultures and experiences.
For me, one of the most rewarding aspects of being a chiropractor is getting to know people and helping them feel more comfortable, confident and capable in their own bodies.