Dr. Deborah Mechanic, Chiropractor, Toronto, ON

Dr. Deborah Mechanic is a chiropractor, yoga instructor, and functional integrated acupuncture provider, practicing in the GTA. Until it’s closure in April 2020, Dr. Deborah also maintained a column at the Canadian Jewish News. Winter 2020 Dr. Deborah grew up in the Bathurst and Lawrence neighborhood and has stayed very involved in the community through volunteering her time with organizations including: Baycrest, The Brain Tumour Foundation, Lymphoma Canada, The Canadian Shaare Zedek Hospital Foundation, The Heart and Stroke Foundation, multiple local synagogues and schools, and many more. Dr. Deborah also spends some time giving back and volunteering her services and time with smaller local community groups. In the clinic, Dr. Deborah main focus is patient centered care, and she has developed special interests in treating headaches, jaw and face pain, as well as pre and post natal care. Dr. Deborah is a huge advocate for collaborative medicine and continues to work closely with health care professionals from all fields. (for more, see “services”). Following her undergraduate degree, Dr. Deborah spent some time studying meditation and relaxation, and it’s effects on neurophysiology, before entering her chiropractic education. During her clinic time at CMCC, she dedicated weekly clinical hours, to the APTUS child treatment centre, where she focused on using her creativity and assessment/treatment skills to improve function and development for children with Autism. Dr. Deborah also instructed weekly yoga classes for adults and seniors with an emphasis on wellness, flexibility, balance and strength development during this time. Outside of the clinic, Dr. Deborah enjoys hiking, swimming, yoga, exploring new music, snapping photos, and trying new restaurants with her friends. Having grown up on her parents’ boat, she can often be found in nature, specifically anywhere with water! (Her knot tying, skills are top notch!)   Dr. Deborah has a very close knit family and can usually be found spending time with them either in the city, or up north at the cottage. Education Bachelors of Arts Specialized Honours in Kinesiology, York University, 2012. Doctorate of Chiropractic Medicine, Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College, 2017. Certifications/Memberships Webster Technique, 2016 Functional Integrated Acupuncture, 2017 Cupping Therapy, 2017 Member of International Chiropractic Paediatric Association, 2017-present PIPS Technique (Intraoral, Tongue Tie & Lip Tie), 2018 Complete Concussion Management, 2019 Registered Yoga Instructor, 2021

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It's great that you're considering chiropractic care for various conditions. Chiropractors can indeed provide treatments to address neuromusculoskeletal issues, including those related to scoliosis, hip and pelvis pain, and shoulder arthritis. However, it's important to consult with a qualified healthcare professional, such as a local chiropractor, to determine the most appropriate treatment approach for your specific situation.

For scoliosis, chiropractic care may involve spinal adjustments and exercises aimed at improving posture and reducing spinal curvature. A chiropractor can assess the severity of scoliosis and provide appropriate treatment recommendations.

In the case of hip and pelvis pain, chiropractors can assess the underlying cause of the pain and provide treatments such as spinal adjustments, soft tissue therapy, exercises, and other modalities to alleviate symptoms and promote healing.

Regarding shoulder arthritis, chiropractors may offer non-surgical treatment options to help manage the condition. These options can include rest, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medications (NSAIDs), chiropractic adjustments to improve range of motion, corticosteroid injections, and heat/cold therapy. However, the specific treatment plan would depend on the individual's condition and should be discussed with a chiropractor.

Remember, while chiropractic care can be beneficial for many individuals, it's important to have a thorough evaluation by a qualified healthcare professional to ensure that the treatments are appropriate for your specific needs. Consulting with a local chiropractor would allow you to discuss your condition in detail and determine the best course of action.