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Tamara Lovelace, DC
Dr.
Lovelace graduated as the valedictorian from Western States
Chiropractic College in 2001. She received her Bachelor of
Science from the University of Alberta with a double major in
Physical and Biological Sciences, and in September 2004
completed an intensive residency program in chiropractic
radiology. After successful completion of her board
examinations she will receive the designation of Diplomate of
the American Chiropractic Board of Radiologists (DACBR). She
has completed course work in advanced sports medicine that
will give her the designation of Certified Chiropractic Sports
Physician (CCSP).
Experience with Excellence
Dr.
Lovelace lectures on radiology at various continuing education
seminars. She offers radiologic consultation services to
chiropractors and radiology technologists on film reading and
optimizing the operation of their radiology facilities. Dr.
Lovelace volunteers her time and efforts at various sporting
events, including the 2005 U.S. Figure Skating Championships,
the Nationwide PGA Tour, the Jim Danner Invitational Cross
Country Meet, the Dew Action Sports Tour, and the Wiggles. She
assists various local high school teams, and works with Aloha
High School as their team doctor.
Special Interests
Dr.
Lovelace grew up in Vancouver, British Columbia. She was an
accomplished classically trained ballerina competing and
performing nationally as well as internationally, and has
performed with various professional dance companies, including
the Pacific Northwest Ballet, Ballet BC, the National Ballet
of Canada, and the Royal Winnipeg Ballet. Since then she has
been involved in competitive paddle sports, including dragon
boat and outrigger canoe racing. She has been a member of
several elite teams that have received top level designations
in both national and international competitions and will be
representing the United States in 2006 at the Club Crew World
Championships.
Personal Philosophy
Dr.
Lovelace hopes to use her chiropractic and sports medicine
training, along with her athletic experiences and
biomechanical knowledge of the human body, to help her
patients reach their full athletic potential and improve their
quality of life. She recognizes the amazing difference
chiropractic has made in helping her to attain her optimal
performance in her athletic endeavours and is interested in
helping others to do the same. She uses a variety of
techniques to assist her in this endeavour, including
chiropractic manipulative therapy, electrical therapeutic
modalities, Graston Technique, soft tissue massage,
nutritional support, stretching, and strengthening exercises.
When necessary, Dr. Lovelace will refer her patients for other
services, such as acupuncture, that she feels will help them
in attaining their health care goals.
Office Hours:
Monday 7:00am - 1:00pm
Tuesday 2:00pm - 8:00pm
Wednesday 7:00am - 1:00pm
Thursday 7:00am - 1:00pm
Friday 1:00pm - 7:00pm
The initial visit, including history, examination and consultation, will take approximately one hour.
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