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The Canadian Chiropractic Association joins Chiropractic & Manual Therapies Societies and Partners category

The Canadian Chiropractic Association is pleased to announce it has joined the Chiropractic & Manual Therapies Societies and Partners category. Chiropractic & Manual Therapies (CMT) is an internationally recognized journal dedicated to advancing research and knowledge in chiropractic, manual therapies, and related fields. CMT is an open access journal, with a CiteScore currently ranked first in the Chiropractic category and an Impact Factor of 2.4. For the 2025 year, Canada ranked second in manuscripts accepted for publication.

The CCA joins a group of supporting organizations, including Chiropractic Australia, European Chiropractors’ Union, and the Royal College of Chiropractors, in supporting the journal’s ongoing work to publish high-quality, peer-reviewed research for a global audience.

The CCA also remains committed to continuing the publication of the Journal of the Canadian Chiropractic Association, the official, peer reviewed, research publication of the CCA, and supporting its ongoing role in advancing research, clinical practice, and knowledge sharing in chiropractic and musculoskeletal care. This new collaboration with CMT reflects the CCA’s commitment to research excellence, knowledge translation, and international engagement, while continuing to value and strengthen its important relationships with research partners and institutions.

Please note: Editorial decisions for Chiropractic & Manual Therapies remain independent and are not influenced by partner or supporting organizations.

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About the Canadian Chiropractic Association (CCA)

The Canadian Chiropractic Association represents over 9,000 Doctors of Chiropractic across Canada who treat and manage musculoskeletal conditions that impact the health of millions of Canadians. Every year, at least 4.7 million Canadians rely on chiropractors to help them manage the serious burden of musculoskeletal pain and disease. As one of Canada’s largest primary contact healthcare professions, chiropractors provide evidence-based, non-invasive, drug-free manual therapies.


Simone Lai, Director of Marketing and Communications, CCA

slai@chiropractic.ca

416-585-7902 X 247