Dr. Chantelle Maryuen
- Hands-on chiropractic adjustments for joint dysfunction.
- Active Release Technique (ART) for soft tissue restrictions.
- Neurofunctional acupuncture to modulate pain and recovery.
- Exercise-based rehabilitation for injury recovery and performance.
- Patient education and coaching for movement and injury prevention.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
The Runner's Academy
918 St. Clair Avenue West, Unit A, Toronto, ON, M6C 1C6
“How can I help people the most?” That’s the question I have asked and continue to ask myself every day. This one question was what ignited my decision to be a chiropractor and fuelled my love of coaching. Running found me through my Dad. The moment he saw my siblings and I in last place in school track races, he signed us up with our first track and field club and there was no turning back. I raced XC and middle distance track events throughout high school and for the University of Toronto Varsity Blues. After graduation from university, I dabbled in road distances up to half marathon. Throughout my run journey I coached both kids and adults, and founded CMCC’s Run Club, where I discovered my love of coaching and sharing my joy of running with others. As a chiropractor, I use a combination of hands-on techniques, ART, Neurofunctional acupuncture, exercise, education, and the latest evidence to deliver the best patient-centered care. Whatever your goal, my aim is to be in your corner to help make that happen. Outside of the clinic I am either running or cross training, cooking up a storm in the kitchen or enjoying the quirky company of my pet chinchillas.
Please select this service if this will be your first visit to our clinic, if this is a new injury or concern, or if you have not been seen by one of our Chiropractors in over 6 months. If you are travelling a distance to see us, we recommend that you choose our Extended Initial Assessment instead!