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We use a variety of adjustment, exercise and soft tissue treatment modalities to improve an correct where possible, alignment, strength and movement patterns to spinal and peripheral joints and tissues. The central nervous system is ... central!
Dr. Viljakainen graduated from Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in 1988 and has completed continuing education courses in the fields of Rehabilitation (CMCC), Functional Neurology, minor Traumatic Brain injury and Movement Disorders (Carrick Institute for Graduate Studies).
Our practice is focused on spinal function and related neural function rehabilitation, performance enhancement and health maintenance.
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