I graduated from Palmer College of Chiropractic West, San Jose, California in 2000 for my Doctorate of Chiropractic degree, and from Parker University, Dallas, Texas in 2012 for my Certified Clinical Chiropractic Neurologist degree.

I was the second person in the history of Chiropractic to win the prestigious Dr. Virgil V. Strang, Art, Science, and Philosophy Award in 2000.

I am the first Certified Clinical Chiropractic Neurologist in Oman.  Although we value all the foundations of the Chiropractic principles; what we do that is different is to search for how your body is being affected neurologically and symptomatically due to nervous system imbalance.  I will explain briefly the difference between a normal chiropractic view, and how we view your body.  Little background is necessary for you to understand what we do as a Chiropractor.

We have 24 vertebras or bones in the spine, which house the spinal cord.  The spinal cord is attached to your brain, and in between each two vertebral levels, you have nerves that leave the spinal cord to the left and right side of the body.  Over time due to physical, emotional, and chemical stressors in your body, the balance of your spine changes and causes mal-alignment at the vertebral segmental level, which lead to nerve pressure and compression, and sometimes spinal cord pressure.  This phenomenon in Chiropractic is called a SUBLUXATION.  Subluxation lead to many symptoms of pain, discomfort, muscle and soft tissue spasm and many dysfunctions in the bodily systems.

 Now, as a normal Chiropractic visit, your Doctor of Chiropractic will look for these subluxations in your spine and joints, and corrects these via gentle and effective ADJUSTMENTS.  (ADJUSTMENTS are the art of correcting these subluxations and returning the segment to its proper alignment).  Most Chiropractors do this along with soft tissue therapeutic care to get you feeling better right away. So basically, only the spinal subluxations are treated, which is so very effective.