Meet Our Team

Nate Wu Bsc MChiro

Nate was inspired to become a chiropractor after experiencing the positive effects of chiropractic care for his own neck and headache issues. He couldn't resist learning the skill to help people of all ages benefit from the impact of chiropractic care. He came all the way to the UK from Hong Kong, attending the AECC university in Bournemouth and beginning 5 years training to become a chiropractor.

Nate continually expands his clinical skills, giving his the tools needed to reach the best outcome for each patient. He has undergone a high level advanced training in Musculoskeletal management, sport injury and spinal disc management.

Nate provides care that addresses the cause of the pain that the patient is feeling, but also aims to improve their lifestyle.

            In 2014, I started a Masters in Chiropractic Education at University of South Wales whilst working at the same time as bank staff nursing at North Bristol National Health Service Trust (Southmead) since August 2015. Neurology Ward is my favourite where I looked after patients with different neurological disorders and witnessed first-hand the patients’ experiences with the conventional treatment approach and this has made me first ask the question: is there a non-surgical option for them?

My interest with Chiropractic medicine flourished when I saw an elderly lady who suffered Parkinson’s Disease for 10 years and been looked after by a Chiropractor. At first thought it was of ageing process. I would not have thought of a serious pathological disorder in the brain until she was struggling to coordinate herself from left to right. Coordination matters especially in ageing population as it involves balance and overall confidence, and conventionally we blame ageing when it can be optimised by having a healthy spine.

            I registered with General Chiropractic Council last 2018, a member of Scottish Chiropractic Association and recently obtained Licentiate status of Royal College of Chiropractic. I’m keeping myself abreast on research and my own research was presented in Hungary through European Chiropractic Union last July 2018.

William is the smile that greets you on entering Coatbridge Chiropractic. After working for Glasgow Chiropractic for years, William took over the Coatbridge practice and proudly works for himself.

William is a born and bred Glaswegian and he loves his football and family (who can be seen wandering around the practice from time to time).