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Home Services & Programs Insurance FAQ Free Reports Health & Holistic Living Tips Contact Admin	Meet Your Team of Specialists Dr. William A. Ross Originally from Ireland, Dr. Ross received a B.S. from University College, Dublin in 1982. He graduated from Western States Chiropractic College, specializing in rehabilitation and occupational injuries. Formerly a math and science secondary teacher, Dr. Ross has been a resident of Alaska since 1982. He has recently completed advanced training in the diagnosis and treatment of Brain Traumatology and whiplash injuries from the Spine Research Institute of San Diego. Rebecca Carter, LMT Rebecca Carter is a graduate from the UAA massage therapy program. Her work includes trigger point therapy, myofacial release, and deep circulatory massage. An avid Alaskan, she enjoys hiking, camping, and skiing. Sarah Grier, LMT Sarah Grier has lived in Alaska for 2 years. She studied at Philadelphia School of Massage Therapy specializing in deep tissue and trigger point therapy, sports massage, reflexology and myofacial release. Currently, Sarah is studying sports medicine and athletic training at UAA. Mission Statement Our short term goal is to relieve the pain and suffering associated with muscle, joint, nerve and bone problems. Our long term goal is to prevent future episodes of your present problem. To achieve these goals we have a team approach that includes • Chiropractic • Therapy • Nutritional therapy • Rehabilitation • Therapeutic massage • Patient education • Home exercise programs We treat our patients as we would want to be treated ourselves with the most important principle being our oath: First, do no harm. We find that early intervention works best with gentle natural treatments that do not overwhelm the body. We try to correct the underlying problem not just give temporary relief.