As many Pride festivities kick-off throughout Canada this month, the CCA was thrilled to have the opportunity to speak with Priyanka, the winner of Canada’s Drag Race. She also happens to be a regular chiropractic patient!
Read morePriyanka, winner of Canada’s Drag Race, shares how chiropractic helps keep her stage readyThe National Student Canadian Chiropractic Association, known as SCCA National, was created to provide Canadian chiropractic students studying at home or abroad with information and resources to transition successfully into practicing in Canada while forging a strong relationship with the CCA, provincial associations, and the Canadian Chiropractic Protective Association (CCPA).
Read moreSupporting the future of chiropractic through the Student Canadian Chiropractic AssociationDr. Ayla Azad has been a CCA member since 1999. In April 2020, she joined the association as its Director of Professional Practice. In this role, she brings her clinical, research and teaching experience to inform programs and strategies that will best support chiropractors across Canada.
Read moreAn inside look at the CCA with Dr. Ayla AzadDr. Catherine Bezeau’s commitment to advancing the chiropractic profession started well before she became a chiropractor – and has never stopped.
Read moreA volunteer’s journey: From student to CCA board“I’m an LGBTQ2+ chiropractor, but I’m also a white male chiropractor, which puts me at an advantage,” he says. “I still need to look at myself and what changes I can make in my community for others. I need to fight for those who have less privilege. I am fighting for them because I found my own strength.”
Read moreHow a gay chiropractor is using his challenging journey to fuel changeWhile more women than ever are entering the chiropractic profession, they still face obstacles. Dr. Debbie Wright says the biggest challenges are systemic: “Patients and the public have preconceived ideas about whether or not women are physically suited to do this job.
Read moreWhy Dr. Debbie Wright is feeling optimistic about female leaders in chiropracticEarlier this year, Col. Chris Hadfield shared his advice with CCA chiropractors at our National Convention and Tradeshow. He spoke on how to stay healthy and motivated as we continue to support Canadian’s MSK healthcare. Even if you’re not a chiropractor, these tips are bound to improve your daily life as well.
Read moreChris Hadfield’s advice on how to stay motivatedSpine, muscle and nervous system pain has many causes including physical trauma, poor posture, repetitive motion, overuse, and wear and tear.
Read moreWhat is pain? 5 ways you can manage your painMost believe that headaches will simply resolve on their own. The good news is there are ways to both prevent and treat frequent headaches.
Read moreHow chiropractic care can help frequent headaches