Daniel Sisson

Daniel has been a practicing chiropractor in the lower mainland since 2015. With an extensive personal injury history guiding him, he has picked up extra training in SFMA (Level 1&2) and Clinical Neurodynamics (Upper & Lower Quarter Level 1&2), as well as concurrent masters in sports and exercise science during his chiropractic schooling. He takes each case as a puzzle, with a goal of having you understand the root cause of any complaints. Daniel has a large toolbox of manual and exercise techniques for treatment sessions, including all forms of taping, soft tissue / myofascial release, and joint manipulation. By default, he will also have a running narration of what he’s thinking.

Daniel grew up in the Vancouver area playing all manners of sport, playing baseball, basketball, volleyball and tennis at various competitive levels. Currently he still participates in volleyball, tennis (casually), is picking up golf, and dabbles in disc golf. He is also involved with a number of local coaches in the youth volleyball community.

Areas of special interest include extremity issues (ankles, shoulders), chronic “doesn’t feel right” problems, overhead and rotational athletes.