Dr. John Super, DC

Chiropractor in Toronto

Dr. John Super has been practicing chiropractic in Toronto since graduating from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in 2001. He has worked alongside Dr. Len Green at Forest Hill Chiropractic and Massage Clinic throughout his career.

John’s approach to chiropractic care is hands-on and individualized. He believes that understanding the person, their activities and their goals is just as important as understanding the physical problem that brought them into the clinic.

Education and Training

John has completed advanced training in a variety of chiropractic and complementary treatment techniques, including:

• Chiropractic techniques and joint manipulation

• Active Release Technique (ART)

• Contemporary Medical Acupuncture

• Graston Technique

• Kinesio Taping

• Soft tissue techniques

• Exercise and rehabilitation

He uses these techniques individually or in combination depending on the patient’s condition and treatment goals.

Treating Active People

John has a particular interest in working with active people, athletes and performers. He understands the demands that regular physical activity places on the body and the importance of getting back to the activities you enjoy.

His own interests include cycling, snowboarding, music and outdoor activities. As a musician, John has a particular appreciation for the physical demands placed on musicians and performers and has worked with musicians dealing with the repetitive and postural stresses associated with playing.

A Practical Approach to Treatment

John believes that there is no single technique that works for everyone. His approach is to assess the individual, identify the factors contributing to the problem and use the treatment methods that are most appropriate.

Depending on the situation, treatment may include chiropractic adjustments, soft tissue therapy, ART, Graston, acupuncture, exercise, laser therapy, shockwave therapy or spinal decompression.

The goal is straightforward: to help patients move better, manage pain and return to the activities that are important to them.