Originally trained as a massage therapist, Dr. Andrea Nalborczyk completed her Doctor of Chiropractic training at Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in 2003.

Andrea has recently returned from Australia, where she spent five years as a chiropractor in private practice and one year treating occupational injuries in factories and processing plants. In addition to providing comprehensive family and individual care for pain, injury prevention and overall health improvement, Andrea has also provided performance enhancement care for athletes and dancers of all levels. She has volunteered at sporting events, provided pre-race care to the participants of Ironman Australia and has helped dancers prepare for competitions and performances such as Australia’s ‘So You Think You Can Dance’.

Andrea takes a functional approach to her treatments, utilizing a combination of joint manipulation, medical acupuncture, soft tissue therapy, gait analysis, orthotic therapy and rehabilitation exercises. Combined, this integrated style of treatment allows patients to achieve optimal results by relieving pain, restoring movement, and maximizing body function. She has extensive experience and skill in the treatment and resolution of injuries that one may not normally associate with chiropractic care, including repetitive strains injuries, shoulder and hip problems, elbow, knee or wrist pain, and nerve injuries such as Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.

With a strong belief in continuing education and commitment to quality patient care, Andrea continues to take courses to update and improve her skills. She was first certified in Active Release Techniques in 1999 and has been certified in Medical Acupuncture from McMaster University since 2002.  She is currently a clinical acupuncture instructor with the Internationally renouned McMaster Contemporary Medical Acupuncture Program.

It is Andrea’s goal to help people of all ages and activity levels to restore and maintain their physical health, feel great, and enjoy improved quality of life.