Justin obtained a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from the University of Lethbridge, and shortly after, completed the 1100 hour massage program at Mount Royal University. After deciding to expand his education and focused more towards a holistic environment, Justin attended the Academy of Classical Oriental Sciences (ACOS) in Nelson B.C. Upon graduation from ACOS Justin then completed the 4,125 hour Doctor of Chinese Medicine program.
Justin's knowledge of the human body, nutrition, and alternative practices provides patients with exceptional therapy options for the maintenance of all variations of pain, sport related injuries, stress relief, sleep improvement and optimizing gut health.
Justin Kanigan is a local from the West Kootenay's, growing up he spent most of his time playing hockey, and eventually reaching a semi pro-athlete status. Justin also spends his time fishing, golfing and building his practice while enjoying the abundance of outdoor activities the Kootenays have to offer.
Justin's Special Interests are:
Sports Related Injuries, such as sprains/strains, broken bones, tendinopathy, reoccurring injuries and muscle imbalance.
Musculoskeletal Injuries such as, joint pain, neck pain, shoulder pain, low back pain, knee pain, hip pain
Joint & Tendon Injuries such as, cartilage, tendonitis, disc herniation
Chronic Pain such as, headaches, sciatica, arthritis, fibromyalgia, SI joint pain, neuropathy
Digestive Dysfunction such as, IBS, constipation, diarrhea and gastritis
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Sports acupuncture (Neurofunctional Acupuncture) is a modern technique developed on the basis of neurology, biomechanics and muscle function. Sports acupuncture focuses on assessing range of motion and manual muscle testing to determine what imbalances may be contributing to your condition. Most often, painful movement with chronic injuries is the result of the nervous system not working optimally. This affects the firing patterns of muscles which in turn affects the tendons, nerves and joints. Neurofunctional acupuncture is mechanical- based not disease based. Therapeutic interventions are based upon the dysfunctions of the nervous system contributing to the presentation of the symptoms. Stimulus via Acupuncture treatments restores the disconnect between the muscles and the central nervous system, resetting them to normal function. Restoring this disconnect greatly improves range of motion, increases muscle strength and reduces pain.
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