Dr. David Blair
- Spine and joint adjustments for musculoskeletal and sports injuries.
- Myofascial therapy to relieve muscle tension and improve mobility.
- Exercise programming for rehabilitation and injury prevention.
- Webster technique for pregnant and postpartum pelvic alignment.
- Infant chiropractic care for torticollis, latching, dysplasia, motor skills.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Flow Physio + Wellness
15 King Street West, Bowmanville, ON, L1C 1R2
Meet David Dr. David Blair attended York University where he graduated from the Kinesiology program and was the goalie for York’s varsity hockey team (go Lions!) He then attended New York Chiropractic College where he graduated with honours in 2015. Dr. David has completed further training in Contemporary Medical Acupuncture through McMaster University and certified through Shift CM in concussion and vestibular management. As a lifelong athlete himself, Dr. David enjoys working with musculoskeletal injuries and sports injuries, providing comprehensive care including adjustments, myofascial therapy and exercise programming. Dr. David also has a passion for working with pregnant and postpartum women (certified in Webster technique) and infant treatment for common issues including torticollis, painful latching, shoulder and hip dysplasia and gross motor skills. When David isn’t working, he’s walking his dog Blue, playing with his daughter or (most likely) golfing. Learn more about David here
A chiropractic initial assessment is a comprehensive evaluation to gather information about a patient's health history, current concerns, and overall neuromusculoskeletal condition. The assessment typically begins with a detailed discussion, where Dr. David gathers information about the patient's symptoms, lifestyle, and any relevant medical history. A physical examination follows, involving assessments of posture, joint mobility, muscle strength, and neurological function. Dr. David may also refer for diagnostic imaging, such as X-rays, if necessary, to obtain a more in-depth understanding of the patient's condition. Based on the findings, the chiropractor develops an individualized treatment plan, which may include spinal adjustments, exercises, and lifestyle recommendations to address the patient's specific needs and promote overall well-being.