Frequently Asked Questions in Culver City CA

It was more of a calling than my choosing to become a healer. I was called to chiropractic in 1991, shortly after I began my journey into spiritual healing. By 1995, I was attending chiropractic college in Los Angeles., and 4 years later, I graduated with honors from Life West Chiropractic College in the Bay Area. In reality, my education was just about to begin.

There’s no greater feeling then when a patient comes in after seeing multiple other doctors, and therapists without much benefit and finally gets the results they desperately needed and hoped for.

There is a serious lack of curiosity among doctors in the healing arts— it is stunning. It prevents many doctors from expanding out of their comfort zones and learning methods from other fields that produce solid results.

Another struggle is dealing with the ubiquitous misuse of the term “holistic.” You’ll hear the term used on websites, in marketing materials and at health lectures. But dig a little deeper and all they’re addressing is musculoskeletal issues. Holistic healing addresses the three fundamental aspects of a human being: body-mind-soul. Dr. Thurman Fleet’s Zone Chiropractic Technique (circa 1931) was one of the very first holistic approaches to chiropractic adjusting. I’ve been a practicing Zone doctor for about 25 years.

Helping others without the use of harmful chemicals and risky procedures. Empowering my patients to take control of their health by teaching them how to take care of themselves.

Usually people with unresolved health issues. This includes pain, restricted joint mobility, headache, fatigue; however, over the years, chronically ill patients, usually with debilitating symptoms have become the norm.

Over 25 years. I’ve spent about 1/2 of my lifetime as a practicing healer.

That version of Mike would have needed a good chiropractor at some point. Eventually, I imagine he would have become one himself.…Chiropractic has become a way of life.

My wife Zahava—my best friend.

Massage! By someone who knows what they’re doing, is a blessing— it’s so healing.