Joint manipulation and mobilization
Precise, controlled movement to restore motion in stiff spinal and peripheral joints. Always explained first, and always optional.
Sports chiropractic in Mississauga
Joints that move well, and the strength to keep them that way.
The short answer
A chiropractor assesses musculoskeletal symptoms and discusses appropriate options, which may include manual therapy and exercise. Assessment findings guide a plan and any referral; a precise cause is not always identifiable. Goals, expected benefits and suitability vary by condition.
Our approach
Our chiropractic team works with people seeking help for everyday activity and sports concerns. Ask about the practitioner’s training, the findings of your assessment and the purpose of each proposed treatment. Discuss uncertainty, alternatives and follow-up before deciding.
What we help with
- Low back pain and sciatica
- Neck pain and stiffness
- Tension and cervicogenic headaches
- Shoulder and rotator cuff problems
- Hip, knee and ankle pain
- Sports injuries and return to play
- Desk and posture-related pain
- Performance screening before a season
What treatment can include
Every plan is built from your assessment. These are the tools we reach for most.
Soft-tissue therapy
Hands-on techniques selected according to the assessment, your goals and consent.
Contemporary acupuncture
Acupuncture may be discussed for a specific concern. Ask about evidence, expected benefit, risks and alternatives.
Rehabilitative exercise
A short, specific program so the gains from treatment hold under the loads of your real life and sport.
Movement assessment
History and examination inform the plan; findings do not always identify one precise cause of pain.
Sport-specific return plans
Criteria-based progressions for getting back to training, competition and the things you love doing.
Your practitioners
Dr. Evan Eindhoven
DC, RCCSS(C) · Sports specialist fellow
Has treated athletes from amateur to Olympic level — volleyball, martial arts, gymnastics, track and field.
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Dr. Orion Katayama
DC, RCCSS(C), CSCS · Contemporary medical acupuncture
Former varsity shortstop with a special interest in throwing and rotational athletes.
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Dr. Sayyid Hassan
DC · Chiropractic Sport Sciences Residency · Neurofunctional acupuncture
Years of sideline medical coverage and a patient-first, never-rushed style.
Read the full profileConditions we often treat with chiropractic
Low back pain
Understanding your symptoms and the next appropriate step.
Sciatica
Pain that travels from the back into the leg deserves a careful assessment.
Neck pain & headaches
Neck pain and headache can occur together without sharing one cause.
Shoulder pain
From throwers and swimmers to lifters and parents carrying toddlers.
Further reading
Educational information to support your care questions.
Questions about chiropractic
General information to help you discuss the service.
Do I need a referral to see a chiropractor in Ontario?
No. Chiropractors are primary-contact practitioners in Ontario, so you can book directly. Some extended health plans ask for a physician’s note before they reimburse, so it is worth checking your benefits.
Is a chiropractic adjustment safe?
Manipulation is not suitable for everyone. Discuss expected benefits, temporary effects, possible serious risks and alternatives before deciding. Neck manipulation requires a specific discussion of risks. You can decline manipulation or ask about other options.
Will my back crack on every visit?
Not necessarily. The popping sound is gas moving within the joint and is not a measure of success. Many visits focus on soft-tissue work, acupuncture and exercise instead.
How is a sports chiropractor different from a regular chiropractor?
A sports-specialist chiropractor has completed post-graduate training in sports sciences, covering diagnosis of athletic injuries, sideline care, return-to-play decisions and rehabilitation programming.
Come and see us
Six days a week, with free parking right outside.
Open Monday to Saturday
- Monday
- 10:30 am – 7:00 pm
- Tuesday
- 10:00 am – 7:00 pm
- Wednesday
- 11:00 am – 7:00 pm
- Thursday
- 10:00 am – 7:00 pm
- Friday
- 12:00 pm – 6:00 pm
- Saturday
- 9:30 am – 1:00 pm
- Sunday
- Closed