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5 stars is not enough to tell you how amazing this group of people is. From the moment you walk in the door you are greeted with a smile from the very friendly staff. We have had the pleasure of being patients now for almost 2 years. We were refered by a friend when we found ourselves at a dead...Read More
- Andrea
John F Soborowicz DC DIBCN
As in medicine and dentistry, there are specialists within the Chiropractic profession. Chiropractic specialists include radiology, orthopedics, physical rehabilitation, and neurology. The Chiropractic Neurologist chooses to focus his/her practice on neurologically based problems. Chiropractic professionals, as well as all allopathic physicians, are trained in the diagnosis and treatment of a variety of conditions.Dr John provides patients and their families with specialized neurological care, as one of only a handful of Board Certified Chiropractic Neurologists in the Midwest.
Chiropractic Neurologists are educated to observe subtle changes in specific parts of the nerve system enabeling insights beyond the symptoms and toward discovering the underlying cause of disfunction, pain or disease. The type of care provided by Dr John at Active health does not require the use of drugs or surgery both of which often carry high risk of serious complications or dangerous side effects.As a Chiropractic Neurologist, Dr John is trained to use safe, natural, non-invasive health therapies.The training to become a board certified Chiropractic Neurologist is an additional three years after completing the four-year Doctor of Chiropractic degree. The post-doctorate degree is conducted under the auspices of an accredited university or college that is recognized by the United States Department of Education.Because of the demanding educational requirements that include yearly re-certification, there are only several hundred active Chiropractic Neurologists in the United States.Chiropractic Neurologists have tremendous success in restoring hope, health and quality of life to patients who have suffered even the most devestating neurological conditions such as:
As in medicine and dentistry, there are specialists within the Chiropractic profession. Chiropractic specialists include radiology, orthopedics, physical rehabilitation, and neurology. The Chiropractic Neurologist chooses to focus his/her practice on neurologically based problems. Chiropractic professionals, as well as all allopathic physicians, are trained in the diagnosis and treatment of a variety of conditions.Dr John provides patients and their families with specialized neurological care, as one of only a handful of Board Certified Chiropractic Neurologists in the Midwest.
Chiropractic Neurologists are educated to observe subtle changes in specific parts of the nerve system enabeling insights beyond the symptoms and toward discovering the underlying cause of disfunction, pain or disease. The type of care provided by Dr John at Active health does not require the use of drugs or surgery both of which often carry high risk of serious complications or dangerous side effects.As a Chiropractic Neurologist, Dr John is trained to use safe, natural, non-invasive health therapies.The training to become a board certified Chiropractic Neurologist is an additional three years after completing the four-year Doctor of Chiropractic degree. The post-doctorate degree is conducted under the auspices of an accredited university or college that is recognized by the United States Department of Education.Because of the demanding educational requirements that include yearly re-certification, there are only several hundred active Chiropractic Neurologists in the United States.Chiropractic Neurologists have tremendous success in restoring hope, health and quality of life to patients who have suffered even the most devestating neurological conditions such as:
stroke/ post-stroke rehab
movement disorders
dystonia
radiculopathy
chronic pain
vertigo
head injuries, concussion, TBI,
multiple sclerosis
nerve entrapment syndromes that are consequences of lesions in the central or peripheral nerves
migraine headaches
cerebral palsy
epilepsy
POTS, vasovagal syndrome,
Bell's Palsy
trigminal neuralgia
ALS
headaches and chronic pain
learning and attention disorders
development disorders
spinal cord and nerve injury
movement disorders
Parkinsons
Autism, Sensory processing
