Campbell River Wellness
We are a small, well rounded, integrative team, working with you to attain your health goals.
We provide care focused on a broad range of health concerns, with the objective of educating our patients and targeting the root cause. We take pride in providing care that gives patients the confidence and tools to realize the quality of life they desire.
We look forward to supporting you on your health journey!
Find us in the Tyee Plaza at
1171 Shoppers Row, Campbell River B.C.
V9W 2C7
(250) 287-7429
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OUR SERVICES
NATUROPATHIC MEDICINE
Naturopathic Medicine is a system of primary health care focusing on wellness, education, and prevention by identifying the root cause. A naturopath utilizes conventional medical assessment and laboratory diagnostics combined with a broad range of alternative modalities. Naturopathic Medicine is a vital component of health care of which treatments can be utilized on their own or concurrently with conventional health care. Naturopathic Medicine focuses on the disease process in comparison to isolating it as an entity.
REHABILITATION EXERCISES
The ability of our bodies to move and perform all the demands we put on it require complex co-ordination of our muscles. This is developed as we grow from a newborn to an adult, becoming effortless after we are only a few years old.
CHIROPRACTIC MANIPULATION
A Chiropractic adjustment or manipulation is a manual procedure that utilizes the highly refined skills developed during four intensive years of chiropractic education. The chiropractor typically uses his/her hands to manipulate the joints of the body, particularly the spine, in order to reduce pain, and restore or enhance joint function.
MUSCLE RELEASE
In a healthy person muscles work in a coordinated manner to help produce simple to complex movements. With overuse and injury those same muscles loose their normal coordination and switch to a protective role. Those muscles will tighten or spasm to protect itself or nearby joint from any movements that might cause excessive movement to the injured area.
