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Monday: 9:30-6:30pm
Tuesday: 9:30-7:00pm
Wednesday: 9:30-6:30pm
Thursday: 9:30-7:00pm
Friday: 9:30-6:30pm
Saturday: 8:30-1:30pm
Welcome to my practice and my team of practitioners. I have spent the last 23 years developing my chiropractic skills through continuing education, daily hands-on family practice as well as ongoing sports chiropractic with the Ballet BC Dance Company. Utilizing a variety of techniques within my practice has allowed me to give patients many options in their treatment plans. I may use very traditional hands-on chiropractic adjustments or computerized Impulse IQ chiropractic instrument adjustments, Active Release Technique, Laser Therapy and ultrasound.
I am happy to refer when needed to our team which includes Reg. Massage Therapists and Reg. Acupuncture as well as Laser Therapy.
I look forward to helping you work through your current complaint in an effort to restore and optimize your health for the future.
Dr. Meinzer is a member of the BC Chiropractic Assoc. and a registrant of the College of Chiropractors of BC.
Dr. Harold S. Meinzer was born and raised in temperate Winnipeg, Manitoba where the mosquitoes are large and the winters are cold. He attended the University of Manitoba for 4 years and with the encouragement of both his older brother Dr.Fred K. Meinzer and family Chiropractor decided to pursue a career in Chiropractic. After completing another 4 years of study he graduated from Life Chiropractic College in Atlanta Georgia and arrived in beautiful B.C. He began private practice with his older brother Dr. Fred K Meinzer in Aldergrove, and decided in late 1999 to open an office in Walnut Grove.
Dr. Harold is currently studying and practicing Myofascial Release techniques which relate to repetitive strain injuries such as Carpal Tunnel syndrome, tennis & golfers elbow, and frozen shoulder. He has integrated the use of low and high level laser therapy into his clinics to decrease pain, inflammation and accelerate tissue healing. Dr. Harold has always been interested and active in sports, playing competitive soccer at both the Provincial select and U.S.A State select levels. Having a well rounded sports background gives Dr. Harold insight into the world of sports injuries and their treatment.
Dr. Harold now stays active by snowboarding, rollerblading, windsurfing, playing hockey and the occasional travel adventure. He continues to study and attend seminars on a variety of topics to better serve his patients. His goal has been to create a Wellness Centre where practitioners share the common goal of treating and preventing musculoskeletal problems.
Though born in Taiwan, I have spent the majority of my life here in the lower mainland. It is here where I was raised and it is here where i have chosen to put down roots. My BSc in Biology was done at UBC and it was there where I was first exposed to Ballroom Dancing. As someone who respects and admires human performance, becoming a competitive dancer came quite naturally to me. The precision, strength, timing and flexibility required was a constant challenge to which I devoted countless hours and over 15 years of my life. I quickly came to realize how critical a finely tuned body was to my performance on the dance floor when injury brought me to seek treatment from a Registered Massage Therapist. Having experienced the healing power of an RMT started me on my journey to where i am today.
In 2012 I set aside dance and enrolled full time at the West Coast College of Massage Therapy (WCCMT) for their 3000 hour program. With a lot of hard work, sacrifice and the support of friends and family, my goal of becoming a Registered Massage Therapist was realized.
Having a strong foundation to start from and constantly upgrading and expanding my training, my goal is to create a customized treatment plan for all my patients to speed recovery and allow them to return to their peak performance.
In my spare time I attempt many different sports with questionable success. Some of the activities I can’t seem to stay away from include volleyball, golf, badminton and I look forward to picking up competitive ballroom dancing again in the near future.
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