I graduated in 1981 from Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College (CMCC). My passion is chiropractic and educating my patients about the incredible natural healing ability of the body when it’s functioning properly.

When I was in Grade 7, I hurt my lower back lifting hay bales on the farm. I couldn’t get out of bed or move; the pain was excruciating. My parents took me to their family chiropractor for my first adjustment. I was carried in and walked out! I was so impressed that one could actually do something that positive to the body without drugs or surgery. That was the day I chose chiropractic as my passion and profession.

I attended CMCC in 1981. That was the only Canadian chiropractic school at the time and still is the only one of two Canadian chiropractic schools. I received a valuable and wonderful experience at CMCC, learning how wonderful the body is created and functions. To this day, my experience at CMCC motivates me to educate my patients about chiropractic and how to take care of themselves. Anatomy class was the most interesting class to appreciate how powerfully and wonderfully we are created, after I got over the initial shock of the cadaver! On a personal note…

I am married and have four children, my oldest and youngest sons are both Chiropractors. My whole life has been chiropractic!

Regular chiropractic care is essential for my health and well-being as well as a mostly vegetarian diet and Tai Chi.

Thank you for visiting our website. If you have any questions, please call Noji Chiropractic & Wellness Centre or email me. We look forward to hearing from you!

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As a child of a chiropractor, natural health care was a normal way of life. My mother instilled in each of her children that chiropractic care, natural diet and lifestyle was an essential part of our life. Therefore it was a natural transition in my life that I became a chiropractic to promote natural health and healing.

I Graduated from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in 2010. The wealth of knowledge I received has been so valuable in my clinical practice. During school I learned 3 things that have stuck with me and have been the basis of my chiropractic practice, they were: 1. The body is self healing and self regulating 2. All healing happens through the nervous system 3. Specific chiropractic adjustments release nerve interference which in turn helps the body function at 100%!

On a personal note…

If I’m not at the office, you can find me on the golf course and if I beat you I probably just had an adjustment. I also enjoy the sport of Judo which I have competed in since I was 8 years old. Some of memorable moments of judo competitions were winning the 2002 Canadian Nationals and also that year representing Canada at the Junior World Championships in Jeju, Korea.

I receive regular chiropractic care to maintain a properly functioning nervous system. I enhance my own health through a weekly weight lifting routine as well Judo classes. Nutrition is also an important building block in my health and well being, but I do enjoy the odd cupcake once in a while. Our habits speak louder then our words. Its never too late to start developing natural health and healing habits.

I would love to meet you. Please contact Noji Chiropractic & Wellness Centre or give us a call at (403) 381-7766 to begin your chiropractic care!

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I became certified as a Massage Therapist in 1991 through Northern Institute of Massage with instruction held in Regina, SK. My extensive advanced massage therapy education and practical training involved 3200 hours, (the required hours for Alberta registered massage therapists is 2200 hours).

I’m a dedicated massage therapist with many years of experience and an enthusiasm for the Stamina technique with improved directional techniques with a goal to provide highly therapeutic massage sessions. I am further certified in Level 3 Stamina Orthopaedic Massage which integrates pre and post functional testing. This allows for greater resolution and retention of treatment.

I also do work with CranioSacral Therapy which is a light-touch approach that can create dramatic improvements in your life.

On a personal note: I am married to my best friend Gord. We have one son and he is married and has 4 children that we are incredibly proud of. My hobbies include kayaking, golf, camping, hiking, and photography.

I look forward to meeting you and feel blessed to be part of your healthcare team!

Membership: NHPC (Natural HealthCare Practitioners of Canada Membership: IAHP (International Association of Healthcare Practitioners)

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