It was a weightlifting injury that originally sent me to a chiropractor for care. It was then that I knew what my new profession was going to be. I have been a chiropractor since 1991. Chiropractic is excellent at resolving structural issues of the spine and joints of the body. Chiropractic’s aim is to restore normal function to the joints by realigning subluxations ( minor malalignments of the joints). It is the subluxations that ultimately create tendonitis, bursitis, inflammation and degenerative arthritis. So the best way to resolve these issues is to take care of the subluxations causing them.

To treat these conditions, I use a variety of techniques (in addition to the standard chiropractic techniques): Applied Kinesiology, SacroOccipital technique, Advanced Biostructural Correction, Acupuncture, Active Release technique, Neuroemotional technique and nutritional counseling.

My background as a competitive, nationally qualified bodybuilder, and being well versed in many sports makes me an ideal practitioner to understand and deal with neuromusculoskeletal conditions, especially sports injuries. I understand how all the muscles work and how the muscles can affect the joints in adverse ways.