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Dr. Gillian Altheim grew up just outside Stony Plain, Alberta. In 2016, she graduated from the University of Alberta with a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology and a Research Certificate in Kinesiology. Dr. Altheim then moved on to pursue chiropractic at the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College where she graduated Magna Cum Laude in 2020. She also completed training in Neurofunctional Acupuncture through McMaster University in Hamilton, ON.
Playing sports, eating healthy and maintaining an active lifestyle are important to Dr. Altheim. She grew up playing hockey and soccer, in addition to participating in swimming and track and field. She moved on to play varsity hockey, first with the RDC Queens and then the University of Alberta Pandas.
Dr. Altheim believes practicing chiropractic using the three pillars of evidence-based care – patient values, relevant research, and clinical expertise – is of the utmost importance when it comes to treating her patients. She strives to create the best environment and treatment plans with her patients in order to get them functioning better.
Dr. Altheim’s training includes a number of manual therapy techniques and modalities. Spinal manipulation therapy, soft tissue therapy, exercise rehabilitation, shockwave therapy, mulligan mobilizations, acupuncture, and kinesio-taping are all components of treatment utilized by Dr. Altheim. She completed a certification in postnatal rehabilitation, is a certified Emergency First Responder and had the opportunity to work with hockey and soccer teams throughout her time at CMCC. She enjoys working with a variety of patients including athletes, postpartum women, young families, and older individuals. Dr. Altheim looks forward to helping you meet all of your health goals.
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Dr. Gillian Altheim grew up just outside Stony Plain, Alberta. In 2016, she graduated from the University of Alberta with a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology and a Research Certificate in Kinesiology. Dr. Altheim then moved on to pursue chiropractic at the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College where she graduated Magna Cum Laude in 2020. She also completed training in Neurofunctional Acupuncture through McMaster University in Hamilton, ON.
Playing sports, eating healthy and maintaining an active lifestyle are important to Dr. Altheim. She grew up playing hockey and soccer, in addition to participating in swimming and track and field. She moved on to play varsity hockey, first with the RDC Queens and then the University of Alberta Pandas.
Dr. Altheim believes practicing chiropractic using the three pillars of evidence-based care – patient values, relevant research, and clinical expertise – is of the utmost importance when it comes to treating her patients. She strives to create the best environment and treatment plans with her patients in order to get them functioning better.
Dr. Altheim’s training includes a number of manual therapy techniques and modalities. Spinal manipulation therapy, soft tissue therapy, exercise rehabilitation, shockwave therapy, mulligan mobilizations, acupuncture, and kinesio-taping are all components of treatment utilized by Dr. Altheim. She completed a certification in postnatal rehabilitation, is a certified Emergency First Responder and had the opportunity to work with hockey and soccer teams throughout her time at CMCC. She enjoys working with a variety of patients including athletes, postpartum women, young families, and older individuals. Dr. Altheim looks forward to helping you meet all of your health goals.
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Dr. Brad Semeniuk graduated as a doctor of chiropractic in 1990 from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in Toronto, Ontario. The concept of “patient centered care” was something that always resonated with me from early on in my career.
In my 30+ years of practice patients have routinely described 4 common needs;
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- To determine a diagnosis for their complaint.
- To build a strong relationship with their doctor.
- To feel that their concerns are heard.
- To know that their care providers are empathetic.
This is the essence of the patient centered approach that I strive to achieve in my daily practice. Simply put, patients who feel known and welcome, respected, involved and engaged get better – faster! My focus is not just on “what’s the matter with my patients” but on “what matters to my patients”.
I would sincerely like to welcome you to my office.
Call to Book Appointment Contact by EmailDr. Brad Semeniuk graduated as a doctor of chiropractic in 1990 from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in Toronto, Ontario. The concept of “patient centered care” was something that always resonated with me from early on in my career.
In my 30+ years of practice patients have routinely described 4 common needs;
-
- To determine a diagnosis for their complaint.
- To build a strong relationship with their doctor.
- To feel that their concerns are heard.
- To know that their care providers are empathetic.
This is the essence of the patient centered approach that I strive to achieve in my daily practice. Simply put, patients who feel known and welcome, respected, involved and engaged get better – faster! My focus is not just on “what’s the matter with my patients” but on “what matters to my patients”.
I would sincerely like to welcome you to my office.
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Vicky is a 12 year team member at our office whose warm personality provides a level of comfort to patients who are nervous or in distress. She is highly experienced and knowledgeable in matters involving insurance billing and is always a welcoming face.
Call to Book Appointment Contact by EmailVicky is a 12 year team member at our office whose warm personality provides a level of comfort to patients who are nervous or in distress. She is highly experienced and knowledgeable in matters involving insurance billing and is always a welcoming face.
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