Chiropractic care aims to correct joint blockages which are often a source of nerve irritation and therefore pain and dysfunction in the body.
Chiropractic is recognized as a healthcare profession in most developed countries, where chiropractors are recognized as Doctors of Chiropractic, just like physicians or dentists. In France, regulations recognize the title of chiropractor as a healthcare professional for neuro-musculoskeletal disorders.
I am a Doctor of Chiropractic, graduated from Life West College in California. After completing my chiropractic studies, I pursued further education in California for three years, specializing in chiropractic neurology (functional neurology) with Professor Frederick Carrick, while working in private practices. Since then, I have continued to refine my skills in various neuro-musculoskeletal techniques, while also undertaking further training in neurology and lecturing on the subject.
One of the important concepts in functional neurology is to offer care tailored to the patient’s initial physical condition. For this reason, I use various manual techniques (Gonstead, Diversified) and instrumental techniques (Neuro-Impulse), as well as other techniques (Best, Flexion-Distraction, and Cox for herniated discs), to adapt care to the patients’ needs.
