Cody Miller
- Sports injury assessment and treatment with chiropractic care.
- Repetitive injury management through manual therapy techniques.
- Postural issue correction using chiropractic adjustments and strategies.
- Soft tissue mobilization for muscle tension and pain relief.
- Cupping and pin-and-stretch techniques to promote tissue healing.
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Harvard Square Chiropractic
Dr. Miller grew up in northern New Hampshire and spent his early career working with Division I athletes at the University of Maine, where he earned his B.S. in Athletic Training. After becoming a Board Certified Athletic Trainer and spending a year in NAIA athletics, he watched enough chiropractors work with his athletes to decide he wanted to be one. He earned his Doctorate in Chiropractic from Northeast College of Health Sciences. Cody holds advanced certifications in orthotics, whole food nutrition, sports science, human performance, and aspects of the McKenzie technique. He treats a wide range of patients — from competitive athletes to people managing chronic postural strain — using soft tissue mobilization, cupping, pin and stretch, and individualized exercise-based approaches. The thread throughout: get to the root cause, build a plan that holds. In his free time, Cody enjoys reading and exploring different areas of Boston on foot — he particularly enjoys walking the path at the Chestnut Hill Reservoir. Specialties: Sports injuries · Repetitive strain · Postural care · Orthotics · McKenzie technique · Soft tissue work
122 Mount Auburn Street, Cambridge, MA, 02138
For new patients. Your first visit includes a review of your current condition and health history, a physical and orthopedic exam, and — if appropriate — treatment such as a chiropractic adjustment or soft tissue therapy.
356 Third Street, Cambridge, MA, 02142
For new patients. Your first visit includes a review of your current condition and health history, a physical and orthopedic exam, and — if appropriate — treatment such as a chiropractic adjustment or soft tissue therapy.