Originally from Alberta, Dr. Neeser started practice in Toronto, Ontario in 1996. He began as a diversified Chiropractor utilizing a variety of manual (adjusting by hand) techniques. Shortly after graduating, he became certified and registered in Homeopathy and a year later, in Acupuncture. These contemporary approaches in the energetic aspects of healing led him to pursue a softer adjustment style based on digital impulse frequencies that deliver a specific force to spinal areas and soft tissues. Postural, emotional and dietary stresses can lead to inefficient neurological patterns that become accepted as normal in the body. These patterns become obvious in patients who have had a motor vehicle accident, or who have suffered a concussion. Over the past decade, Dr. Neeser has been developing a variety of interventions that help patients with mild to moderate concussions and postural imbalances using low force impulse techniques. These low force impulse techniques can create new patterns of feedback that help the brain and nervous system restore a more efficient balance in the distorted patterns in our tissues. As our nervous system develops better habits, internal inflammatory processes start to recover their equilibrium and healthy new patterns develop. Recovery usually follows a stepwise progression. Injured or inflamed tissue disrupts normal feedback information. The brain receives disrupted feedback and produces inefficient neural responses. These can persist long after tissues have apparently healed. Dysfunctional responses can be corrected by introducing balanced neural feedback with impulse frequencies. Improved feedback to the brain prompts higher quality control patterns and relives neurological stress. Dr. Neeser is married and has been living happily in Kelowna since 2016. He can frequently be found playing pickleball or walking some of the beautiful pathways with his wife Jacqie.