Tim Kernahan Chiropractor

I was first introduced to the field of chiropractic as a young tennis athlete with a groin injury. After having exhausted almost all treatment options over a period of two years, I was finally introduced to a Chiropractor who ultimately provided the only effective treatment. This experience inspired me to pursue it as a career, hoping to provide that same support to future patients. I completed my Doctorate of Chiropractic and Master's of Sports Medicine at the University of Western States, graduating from both with honours. I also hold a Bachelor of Mining Engineering from the University of Alberta and after working in Fort McMurray for 5 years obtained my Professional Engineer designation. Evidence based medicine is incorporated into my daily practice, and I am devoted to treating every patient like an elite athlete. Determining the root cause of a problem is key to long term success, not just symptom management. I'm certified in Active Release Technique (A.R.T.), which is regarded as one of the most complete and effective treatment techniques for soft-tissue injuries and have additional training in Graston, McKenzie, COX Flexion Distraction, and K-Tape methods. When not at the clinic, you'll find me playing tennis or squash, on the ice rink playing hockey, listening to music, or exploring the Rocky Mountains.