Welcome to Curiously Aligned

Hi, I’m Beccy — chiropractor, swim coach and all around wellness enthusiast.

I started Curiously Aligned as a place where my passions could meet in one space. By day, I’m caring for patients in my chiropractic clinic, helping people move better, feel stronger, and live without pain. By night (and on weekends, when I’m not in the clinic), you’ll usually find me by the pool with my local swim team, trying my hand at a DIY project, exploring new corners of the world (or the gems on my doorstep), or getting lost in a hobby that’s completely unrelated to my day job.

Here, you’ll find a mix of:

• Health & Wellness insights — from evidence-based advice on injury prevention to nutrition tips and mental wellbeing.
• Chiropractic know-how — practical, easy-to-understand guidance for anyone curious about what chiropractic is and how it can help you.
• Lifestyle inspiration — travel tales, hobbies, and a sprinkling of the unexpected, because life is more fun when you explore beyond the obvious.

Why “Curiously Aligned”? Because it’s not just about spinal alignment — it’s about aligning life with curiosity, learning, and the things that make us feel alive.

So, whether you’re here to find relief from back pain, pick up a new wellness habit, or simply share in a story from my latest adventure, welcome!

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A Little More About Me

I’ve been a chiropractor for nearly 10 years, working across Britain, Germany, and now Norway. Along the way, I’ve seen how culture, lifestyle, and even climate (hello, Norwegian winters!) shape the way we move.

My foundation was built early—first through competitive swimming, where injuries taught me the importance of smart rehab, and then through an apprenticeship with a renowned Pilates expert in Scotland, which gave me a deep understanding of movement and recovery. From there, I pursued degrees in Exercise Science, Psychology, and Chiropractic, weaving sport, Pilates, and science into a unique approach to care.

Today, my greatest motivation is simple: helping people move past pain and return to the activities that make them feel alive.