Why a Chiropractor?

As doctors of chiropractic, we are primary contact physicians This means that you do not need to be referred by a doctor or other professional to have a consultation.

More than 270 recently published scientific papers demonstrate that the chiropractic profession has the ability to reduce, prevent and soothe pain caused by migraine, back pain, or torticollis. In addition, patients in control groups reported a significant improvement in their pain, 57% of whom reported a rapid reduction of more than 75% in the intensity of this pain.

Our chiropractic training

To be allowed to practice chiropractic, chiropractors must have completed chiropractic doctoral studies in an institution accredited by the Canadian Examining Chiropractic Board (CECB) and The Canadian Federation of Chiropractic (CFCREAB).

After graduating with a doctorate in chiropractic, it is also necessary to complete the national and provincial exams to have the right to practice chiropractic. The chiropractor must also participate in on going training, each year, to maintain his right to practice and to maintain his skills at peak efficiency.

Chiropractors, Osteopath ou Physiotherapist?

Generally speaking, the approach of your choice will be based on your relationship of trust with your therapist. A chiropractor can bring several unique attributes and benefits that can facilitate this link and help you better with your problem. Here are some of these professional features:

• Primary care physician: No prescription of a medical doctor needed.
• Regulated by a professional order: You are therefore protected as a patient.
• It is a point of honour to inform you during your first visit.
• Results of findings on the second visit, after all exams completed.
• An approach based on the body’s ability to maintain its health without drugs or surgery.
• Pay particular attention to the structure and function, especially the spine.
• Ensures the proper functioning of the joints.
• It is based on goals that are both preventive and curative.
• Advise you to prevent and / or relieve pain, if necessary.
• Optimizes the maintenance of your health.
• Promotes a return to healthy joints.
• Prevents new problems by providing advice and exercises.

Labor force with a back problem during their life

During their lives, 85% of the working population will suffer from at least one back problem. This includes all walks of live or occupations.

Patient who go to a chiropractor in Canada

In Canada, 5 million patients visit a chiropractor regularly.

Significantly reduced neck or back pain

Scientific articles on chiropractic concluded that patients under regular chiropractic care notice a 28 x faster improvement of their symptoms.

Days after which patients have a noticeable improvement

As a rule, patients who visit a chiropractor experience a significant improvement of their condition after only 14 days, i.e. 4 chiropractic treatments on average.