I was a healthy 23 year old male working in the Physical Therapy department of Cape Cod Hospital. I was applying to P.T. schools to get my Master’s Degree when I was involved in a car accident. I had severe low back pain and sciatica. I was told I had a congenital defect of my spine that made it more likely that I would have low back pain and sciatica. Since I was working with a great group of PTs, they showed me exercises to help my back.

My pain only worsened and I eventually went to see a chiropractor who examined me and related why I was having problems. He explained the connection of the nervous system to the various organs and muscles of the body and how poor spinal motion can have long lasting negative effects on the body.

 I began a series of treatments that were quite gentle but profoundly beneficial. After recovering, I told my new bride that we were going to Chiropractic College so I too, could give others a chance to get better without drugs or surgery. To treat people as a whole and to teach them about diet, exercise, and life style choices really appealed to me.

 I’d like to think that I have returned the favor a thousand fold by all the people that I have helped . I particularly like difficult cases as they really get me to think outside the box. My specialty is soft tissue injuries and have I over twenty years experience treating patients.

 My wife Claudia and I have been married 21 years and we have two teen -age daughters. We live in Mashpee with two dogs, three rabbits and a guinea pig.

Honors and Awards

I am a member of the American Chiropractors Association

Listed in Who’s Who in Business and Professionals.  

My Doctor of Chiropractic is from Cleveland Chiropractic College MAGNA CUM LAUDE.

I also hold a  B.S. in Biology from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst.