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EPISODE · Jul 16, 2018 · 23 MIN

091 Dr. Troy McColman - Spinal Stenosis

from The Back Doctors Podcast with Dr. Michael Johnson

Spine specialist, Dr. Troy McColman discusses the causes and treatments of spinal stenosis. Dr. Troy McColman of Soft Health and Healing Clinic provides safe and effective care for those suffering from a broad range of soft tissue and repetitive stress injuries, various types of arthritis, wounds, sports injuries, disc and spinal disorders as well as other musculo-skeletal conditions.   Education ● Doctor of Chiropractic, Bachelor of Science ● Palmer Sports Council ● Mount Royal College ~ Undergraduate studies ● University of Calgary ~ Undergraduate studies ● Certification Active Release ® Techniques (Whole Body Certified) ● Low Level Laser Therapy ~ instructed by Dr. Fred Kahn, founder of Meditech International ● Low Level Laser Therapy ~ Theralase ● Certification in Graston ® Techniques (Basic and Advanced) ● Certified in Kinesio Taping ● Certified in FMS & SMFA ● OTZ seminars ● Cox Flexion Distraction/ Decompression Certified   Resources: Contact Dr. McColman   403-793-8484 212-2nd Ave. West Brooks, Alberta T1R-1C4   Find a Back Doctor    

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