A chiropractor is a highly trained doctor who can assess and treat the spine and other body joints using manual adjustment or manipulation techniques. Our Chiropractors are highly-trained in assessing and treating the spine, muscles, joints, and nervous system. They assess, diagnose, and treat most musculoskeletal conditions. Chiros use chiropractic adjustments and other related hands-on therapies to support the body’s musculoskeletal system and associated neurological functions. They promote general health and support preventative care. Your chiropractor may use other techniques to compliment your treatment such as Graston, Active Release, needling, joint mobilization, and joint manipulation (a high velocity, low amplitude “thrust” technique used to release hypo-mobile joints).

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Naturopathic Medicine a system of medicine that treats patient’s health concerns with individualized treatment plans that may include: diet and lifestyle changes, herbs, nutritional supplementation, stress management strategies, counselling and can evaluate disease using standard blood tests, allergy testing, saliva testing, physical exam and by taking a thorough clinical history.

Licensed Naturopathic doctors in Alberta are a regulated profession ensuring safety and consistent training among all of its members. Naturopathic medicine can treat a wide variety of conditions including: allergies, digestive diseases, fibromyalgia, hormone imbalances, fatigue, depression and anxiety, pain and inflammation, and can also give disease prevention strategies. Their services are often covered by insurance plans and can be direct billed to some of these insurance providers.

Acupuncture involves the insertion of very thin needles through your skin at strategic points on your body. Chinese medicine acupuncture is commonly used to treat pain and overall wellness. Other concerns that can be treated with acupuncture include digestive concerns, mental health concerns (stress, anxiety), fatigue, women's health (fertility, pregnancy, post-partum, menopause), or cosmetic (facial acupuncture).

Physiotherapists are highly trained in assessing and treating all injuries. A custom treatment plan will be made based on your injury, lifestyle, and preferences. Treatment may include manual therapy ("hands on" techniques), acupuncture, dry needling, exercises, electrical modalities, ultrasound, tape, trigger point release, bracing, traction ("spinal decompression"), and more. **PLEASE NOTE: Physiotherapy at our clinic will not covered through Alberta Health Care Insurance Plan as our clinic is not an AHS facility.**