With a special interest in Sports and Rehabilitation, Dr. Mitch is here to help you get back to the activities you love, pain free and stronger than before.
Dr. Mitch blends evidenced informed care with a wellness based approach which provides his patients with a holistic healthcare experience. He is dedicated to not only eliminating his patients pain, but to preventing it from recurring by giving his patients the tools to live in optimal health.
To help his patients attain peak health, Dr. Mitch utilizes a combination of therapies including Chiropractic Adjustment, gentle joint mobilization, soft tissue therapy ( a form of Active Release Technique) Acupuncture, Ultrasound, Inferential Current, Orthotics, ergonomic advice, along with stretching and strengthening exercises.
Dr. Mitch was born and raised in London, and is a proud Western Mustang where he graduated with a BSc Kinesilogy (hons). Ever since he was the athletic trainer for the Western Mustang Football team on their Journey to the Vanier cup, he has had a passion for helping all athletes and non-atheltes to attain their highest level of performance and health, ensuring that everyone can live a pain free life.
Dr. Mitch followed his passion of helping everyone attain their optimal health to Toronto, where he earned his four year Doctor of Chiopractic Degree at the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College. During his spare time Dr. Mitch enjoys keeping fit through any and all sports, while staying strong through resistance training.
Book in today with Dr. Mitch to start down your journey to wellness and optimal health.
Dr. Pelisek was born and raised in Chatham.
She received her B.A. in Physical Education at UWO, her D.C. from Logan College of Chiropractic (Logan University).
She then continued with a special interest in pediatrics and pregnant women with a Diplomate in Pregnancy and Pediatrics from the ICA and Palmer College.
She is also a Certified Kinesiotape Practioner.
She has been a member of her local service organization the Zonta Club of Chatham-Kent since 2000.
