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| In March, 2024, Okazaki Chiropractic celebrated its 20th anniversary—a milestone that underscores its commitment to fostering health and wellness in the community. We caught up with Dr. Okazaki to reflect on this journey.
Chiropractic, a practice founded in 1895 by Daniel David Palmer, hinges on the principle of enabling the body's natural healing through spinal adjustments. The term itself, derived from Greek, combines "chiro" (hand) and "practice" (technique), encapsulating the essence of hands-on healing.
I dreamed of a job where I could work with athletes. After finishing college, I found a catalog about a school for chiropractic by surprise. This was very important to me and helped me decide to become a chiropractor. This is how I started my path in chiropractic, hoping to help people heal naturally.
At the heart of chiropractic is the belief in the body's intrinsic ability to heal. By optimizing spinal alignment and thus enhancing blood flow and nerve function, we support the body's overall health and vitality.
We focus on what each patient needs and wants, valuing communication and building trust along the way. This means we change our methods for people who might be nervous about the usual way of doing things, making sure they feel comfortable and cared for.
Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy (ESWT) represents a modern approach to chronic pain, drawing on shockwave technology to offer relief and recovery. Our clinic's adoption of a high-end focused model for ESWT underscores our commitment to cutting-edge care, offering sessions designed to significantly alleviate symptoms over a short course of treatment. For more details, please visit the website at www.okazakichiro.com.
Understanding the critical importance of physical well-being to athletes, we tailor our treatments to meet their specific needs, drawing on extensive experience with professional sports figures, including notable clients like former Padres pitcher Akinori Otsuka.
As we celebrate 20 years of service, my commitment to advancing the practice of chiropractic and contributing to the health of our community remains unwavering. I am grateful for the opportunity to continue this journey and eagerly anticipate the future.
Mini Interview ・Family: Wife and son
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