Chiropractic

Chiropractic care is a profession that uses conservative rehab tools to manage and relive neuro-musculo-skeletal conditions. The main modality that people associate with chiropractic care is the adjustment. When people say, "I got chiropractic done", they are probably talking about getting an adjustment. An adjustment is known in the medical literature as "spinal manipulative therapy." But, ... Read More

Chiropractic care is a profession that uses conservative rehab tools to manage and relive neuro-musculo-skeletal conditions. The main modality that people associate with chiropractic care is the adjustment. When people say, "I got chiropractic done", they are probably talking about getting an adjustment. An adjustment is known in the medical literature as "spinal manipulative therapy."

But, since chiropractic care has such a wide scope of practice, chiropractic care may include therapeutic exercises or shockwave therapy. We might use tape to stabilize or stretches to loosen. It all depends. Chiropractors are also trained to take x-rays and read x-rays and MRIs.

In a nutshell, the benefits of chiropractic care is to promote good movement and symmetry. This balances out how your nervous system works, and it allows your muscles to hold you and move your joints with more ease. When you get adjusted, it makes it easier for you to do your exercises and other activities that make life meaningful. The benefits of better movement are manifold and profound.

While in Chiropractic college, I got heavily involved in technique and academic clubs. I was the president of the Gonstead technique club and the Neurology academic club for a time. More importantly, though, I exposed myself to the profession of chiropractic going all in.

Almost every weekend, I was auditing post-graduate seminars, learning topics from personal injury to pediatrics, and everything between.

I became a QME and IDE for California’s worker’s compensation system before graduation.

I started practicing in 2002. Back then, I finished my school’s clinical requirements early, so I became a preceptor intern at an office in the North Bay. I moved to Sonoma, and made it my home.

In the meantime, I became involved in the California Chiropractic Association, and I was our district president for a year. I also became involved in the Santa Rosa Toastmasters group 182 with leadership roles.

My secret to getting into leadership roles is this: Show up on a consistent basis, and you’ll automatically get nominated…

I have been practicing in the North Bay and in San Francisco for 20 years. More recently, I have kept an independent practice in San Francisco’s financial district, and I have also been working part time for the excellent Sonoma Valley Community Health Center.

I started the adjust.clinic in 2021 with the goal of serving closer to home, and to create from scratch the type of clinic I would like to visit if I were looking for chiropractic care.

While in Chiropractic college, I got heavily involved in technique and academic clubs. I was the ... Read More

Select a treatment from the list on the left
to view available appointment times

Pick a treatment to book


Located at: 3100 Lakeville Hwy, Suite D, Petaluma
Directions & Map |