HOW GOOD POSTURE HELPS REDUCE BACK PAIN

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About Paul R Mahler Jr. DC

Dr. Paul R. Mahler Jr. is a graduate of Palmer College of Chiropractic. He has been treating patients since 2000. He moved back to north-eastern PA in 2001 where he practiced at Kenny Chiropractic and Associates. In April of 2002 he opened Mahler Family Chiropractic Center (MFCC). It has been a dream of Dr. Mahler's to run a full service family practice. To achieve this goal a full service practice has been created, including massage therapies, and physical therapies. With all of these, value added services, it is still the chiropractic adjustment that is the most powerful and unique service used by Dr. Mahler. He practices utilizing a range of technique ranging from low to moderate force. He utilizes Diversified, Gonstead, Cox Lumbar Flexion Distraction, Activator, Toggle Recoil,Thompson, and Palmer Package adjusting techniques. Using these tools Dr. Mahler has freed the healing potential of many patients. This has allowed for the successful management of many different and diverse conditions. Webster's Technique Certified through the ICPA Member of the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association (ICPA) If you think you are a candidate for care you probably are, so call today for a consultation. Contact Dr. Mahler at (570)283-1610 of email at pmahler@mahler-chiropractic.com

One thought on “HOW GOOD POSTURE HELPS REDUCE BACK PAIN”

  1. LloydChiro says:

    Posture is such an overlooked but important subject for office workers. It’s hard to break the habit of poor posture, but very much worth it if you consider the health benefits involved.

    Reply

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