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Dr. Timothy Yon, DC, CCSP, Dipl. Ac., CKTP
Dr. Tim earned his Doctorate of Chiropractic from the National University of Health Sciences in 2002. He completed his undergraduate studies at Loyola University Chicago with a degree in Psychology. He is a Board Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician (CCSP). Dr. Yon has completed a vast amount of training in manual medicine, functional rehabilitation, sports injuries, nutrition, and orthopedics. He is a member of the ACA Sports Council. He is trained in Cox® Flexion-Distraction Technique. He is also a Certified Kinesio Taping® Practitioner and Certified in Graston Technique® for soft tissue. Outside of the office, Dr. Tim enjoys training in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu & Muay Thai Kickboxing.
Dr. Kitty Yon, DC, Dipl. Ac., CKTP
Dr. Kitty has been in clinical practice since 2003. Graduating from the University of Waterloo with an Honors Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology, she pursued a chiropractic career and graduated from the National University of Health Sciences in 2002. She was awarded the prestigious Community Service Award by the Ontario Chiropractic Association in 2005. Dr. Yon has been an active member of the Rotary Club since 2003, and served as Club President 2005-2006. She is trained in The McKenzie Method of spine therapy and also a Certified Kinesio Taping® Practitioner. Outside of the office, Dr. Kitty is an accomplished Long Distance Runner, who has ran 10 marathons including The Marine Corp Marathon, San Diego Marathon and The Honolulu Marathon.
Both doctors earned their Acupuncture Diplomates through the International Academy of Medical Acupuncture. They are both Certifed in The Orthotic Group® Gait Scan Analysis and Sole Supports® Casting Method for foot orthotics. Drs. Timothy and Kitty Yon are professional members of the American Chiropractic Association, Illinois Chiropractic Society , Better Business Bureau and Chamber of Commerce. Both doctors strive to provide the best holistic, patient-focused care. Their treatment plans are unique to each patient, and initially focus on the primary complaint, then progressing to active and functional rehabilitation, then moving to preventive care.
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