What is Chiropractic?
What is Chiropractic?
Chiropractic care focuses on restoring and maintaining the health of your joints, muscles and nerves through the use of an adjustment.
A spinal adjustment can restore normal movement, relieve pain and stimulate higher function of your brain and nervous system resulting in a renewed sense of vitality.
Our Team
Christopher Lyons
Christopher Lyons
Registered Massage Therapist
Registered Massage Therapist
Ann Simpson
Registered Massage Therapist
Ann has been a massage therapist for over 14 years. She graduated from Everest College in Windsor, Ontario. Ann is also a certified in foot reflexology and able to incorporate that as part of a regular massage session. She is also trained in pregnancy massage, deep tissue, indie head, trigger point therapy, and more. Her love and excitement for the profession continues to inspire her to seek additional knowledge through continuing education to provide a higher level of support to her clients.
Dr. Julie Wilkinson-Dubroy
Chiropractor/Owner
I graduated from the New York Chiropractic College in 2008. Prior to attending New York Chiropractic College, I completed my 4-year Bachelor of Science degree, with a specialization in Nutrition and Food Sciences from Wayne State University in 2004. I am a member of the Ontario Chiropractic Association, Michigan State Chiropractic Association and Canadian Chiropractic Association.
During Chiropractic school and since graduation, I have completed multiple continuing education courses for treating sports injuries, pregnant women, children/infants, and ergonomics.
From 2008 to 2012, I worked in Taylor Michigan as the Clinic Director for HealthQuest “The Official Chiropractors of The Detroit Lions”.
I am a strong believer in Chiropractic care as a natural approach to a healthier well-being and how it can improve health and wellness.
I currently incorporate various techniques into my treatments which include a mixture of the following techniques: Diversified(manual/hands-on), Activator, Drop-table, Graston (myofascial release), trigger point therapy, STIM, and massage.
I thoroughly enjoy educating the Windsor community through public speaking and volunteer events where I can either offer my expertise as advice or treat in a volunteer setting to help raise money for a cause. I have spoken to many groups on topics such as ergonomics, wellness, stress management, pregnancy, nutrition and Seniors health.
I received my R.M.T. designation from the C.M.T.O. in 2011 after graduating from the Massage and Hydrotherapy program at Canadian College of Health Science and Technology in Windsor, Ontario.
I am experienced in Swedish massage, gentle massage, pregnancy massage, geriatric massage, deep tissue massage, trigger point work, joint mobilization, facilitated stretching, acupressure, hydrotherapy modalities (hot/cold), seated massage (chair), remedial exercise, breathing and relaxation techniques, vibration and sound therapy (tuning forks), Reiki, and Yoga.
I am a firm believer that stress can disrupt the normal state of the body and believes that Massage Therapy, and other safe and effective approaches, can be incorporated to help restore balance which allows the body to heal itself and function effectively. He adapts each massage session based on the client’s needs with the intention of promoting health and wellness.
relaxation and gentle massage, deep tissue and trigger point therapy, hydrotherapy, and energy work (Reiki).
With the use of my thorough experience and intuition I cater to each of my clients individual needs to the best of my ability. I plan on expanding my skill set further to continue to meet clients needs and continue to improve their health in a holistic sense.
I'm also a co-owner of Ganpati Om Downtown Yoga Studio with my partner, Susan.
Dr. Antonino Russo
Dr. Antonino Russo
Chiropractor
Chiropractor
With over 25 years of chiropractic experience, I demonstrate a great deal of knowledge regarding chiropractic treatment and effectiveness. I hold a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Western Ontario, as well as his Doctor of Chiropractic designation from the National University of Health Sciences. Additionally, I am an independent medical examiner, peer assessor, candidate examiner, as well as a healthcare consultant.
While versatile within his practice, I offer a variety of chiropractic services, including but not limited to Advanced Proficiency Activatorâ„¢ Technique, Diversified Technique, trigger-point therapy, and more.
For More Information about my business and to contact for services, please visit my website.
Will the chiropractor give me a spinal adjustment on the first visit?
Will the chiropractor give me a spinal adjustment on the first visit?
Whether the patient receives an adjustment on the first visit is left to the discretion of the examining chiropractor. It depends on the examination findings and the patient's previous experience with chiropractic care
Is chiropractic care covered by OHIP?
Is chiropractic care covered by OHIP?
Chiropractic services are not covered by OHIP.
However, most extended health plans cover chiropractic services, and we offer direct billing to most insurance companies.
What is the noise I hear during an adjustment?
What is the noise I hear during an adjustment?
When a chiropractor performs an adjustment or physically moves a bone, a pressure difference is created within the synovial joint. Gases released cause an audible sound to be heard.
Will I need X-rays?
Will I need X-rays?
Most chiropractors do require X-rays to be taken so that the actual bones can be visualized. X-rays can help confirm a chiropractor's diagnosis and can also rule out possible fractures.
Do chiropractors do massage therapy?
Do chiropractors do massage therapy?
No. Chiropractors may do some soft tissue work (Myofasical therapy, Graston) on tight muscles but their main focus is on spinal and extremity adjustments. Chiropractors work very closely with registered massage therapists (RMTs).
Does chiropractic care hurt?
Does chiropractic care hurt?
There may be some discomfort because of an injury to the muscle. Inflammation and strained muscles may feel sore after or during a treatment. Overall, there is pain relief and relaxation.
How long do the adjustments take?
How long do the adjustments take?
The first visit lasts approximately 30 minutes. This allows time for the consultation, examination and treatment (may be split into 2 visits depending upon health history).
Subsequent visits lasts approximately 10 - 15 minutes
What is the Activator Technique?
What is the Activator Technique?
Activator Methods is a specific chiropractic adjusting technique involving a low-force adjusting instrument. It works on the principle of balancing leg-lengths. By restoring motion to the key subluxated (restricted) joints in the body, Activator adjustment decrease neurological stress, increase joint range-of-motion and decrease pain.