Dr. Sarah Brise, Chiropractor, Kamloops, BC

Dr. Sarah Brise grew up in Prince George, British Columbia. She completed her Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology at the University of Victoria. While at UVic Sarah played on the varsity volleyball team and was twice awarded CIS Academic All-Canadian. Sarah then attended Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in Toronto earning her Doctor of Chiropractic Degree in 2008. She is also a certified Active Release Techniques (A.R.T. ® ) provider and NSCA Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist. Sarah has also completed her certification in Functional Movement Systems: Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA). Read more about Dr. Brise Sarah believes in a holistic, patient-centered approach to health care, encouraging patients to take an active role in their health. As a chiropractor and kinesiologist, Sarah uses her fitness and rehab experience to design custom exercise and stretching programs for her patients, as well as using A.R.T. (Active Release Techniques) and chiropractic techniques to treat muscle and joint injuries, arthritis-related pain, and postural or repetitive strain. She strives to provide quality health care to all patients, ranging from chiropractic care during pregnancy, treatment of athletic injuries, workplace injuries, and relief from everyday aches and pains. She works with folks to improve their pain and function when managing chronic conditions such as arthritis, degenerative joint or disc disease, fibromyalgia and chronic pain syndrome. Sarah has taken various specialized courses, including functional movement (SFMA), spinal stenosis, and the McGill Method for low back pain. She also loves prenatal care, and has completed specialized pregnancy care courses including the Webster Technique, Spinning Babies, and the Spinning Babies Aware Practitioner Workshop. Dr. Brise loves living in Kamloops, where the possibilities are endless for exploring the outdoors and pursuing an active lifestyle. Sarah has a wealth of experience in elite and recreational sports, including volleyball, soccer, downhill and cross-country skiing, marathon running, and triathlon. Her athletic endeavors have included an 1800-mile cycling trip down the west coast and completing the Penticton Ironman triathlon. These days when she’s not in the office you can usually find her helping our with her kids’ sports teams, out on her mountain bike, or in her garden.

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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.