Dr. Roger Jones has been practicing in the Sherwood Park area since 1984. He utilizes a unique approach by blending the latest in scientific methods with a true holistic view of healing.

Dr. Jones has served as the Communications Director for the College of Chiropractor’s of Alberta and been involved with various government health committees. He has lectured extensively and written numerous magazine and newspaper articles on natural approaches to health and wellness.

Dr. Jones has broad post-graduate training including: ART (Active Release Techniques), chiropractic orthopedics, TMJ, whiplash and sports injury management, nutrition and rehabilitation. He provides safe, gentle and effective care for a wide range of patients from the small child with postural concerns, to the elite athlete, to his oldest patient who is 96 years old. He recognizes that we are all unique and what works for one person may not work for the next.

His motto is “the best treatment is the one that works for you.”

Dr. Linford graduated from University of Alberta in 1994 with a Bachelor of Science degree, and then finished a Doctor of Chiropractic Degree from Western States Chiropractic College in 1998.

Dr. Linford currently sits as a Council member for the Alberta College and Association of Chiropractors, and was the Chiropractic Expert on HELP TV for over 5 years.

Dr. Linford has post-graduate training that includes gait mechanics, orthotic fitting, kinesiotape, sports injury management, whiplash injury, TMJ dysfunction and he is a certified Graston technique practitioner.

A firm believer in proper rehabilitation for musculoskeletal injury, Dr. Linford had first hand experience with the effectiveness of Chiropractic care as a W.H.L. hockey player in the late 80’s. In addition to sports injuries, Dr. Linford treats a variety of complaints from spinal problems to shoulder, wrist, elbow, knee and ankle strains and sprains. Utilizing a multitude of techniques and modalities also allows the widest choice and treatment options for his patients.