Happy New Year,

While the past year may have brought some challenges, we hope that those times helped to move us forward and make 2014 a more fulfilling time.  When we look back at 2013 I hope we can all find many moments that have brought us joy, happiness and peace. 

As we move into our 32nd year of serving our community, we hope once again to be an integral part of your health care goals.  We are excited to begin this new year with a facelift, added services and new staff members.

May you all have a happy and health New Year!

Sincerely,
Martin Rosen and Nancy Watson and Erin Rosen, DC's

We have finished Phase I remodeling - the upstairs massage room and rehabilitation suite is completed - and we are well into the remodeling of the downstairs main office.  We thank all of you for our patience and hope you enjoy the new surroundings 

We are instituting specialized exercise and rehabilitation programs for our patients as an adjunct to their regular chiropractic adjustments.  The focus of the programs are to facilitate spinal stability, aid a return to normal spinal structure and biomechanics and help rehabilitate specific extremity issues.

Now that the massage suite is open and ready to go we have hired an experienced massage therapist (see bio below) to work with our patients.  We will be scheduling appointment times with her during our regular office hours.  See Nancy for scheduling and pricing details. 

Dr. Sharon Sharpe, ScD, ATC, LMT is a 2007 Magna Cum Laude graduate of Boston University's Sargent College of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences with a Doctor of Science  in Movement and Rehabilitation Sciences from the Department of Physical Therapy and Athletic Training.   

 

Dr. Sharpe has been providing health care for athletes and other active people of all skill levels and ages.  In 1985 she came to Massachusetts to begin a 16 year career as an Athletic Trainer at Wellesley College.  She was named Head Athletic Trainer at Wellesley in 1990 and developed a program of injury prevention which received the Award for Excellence in Athletic Training Management in 1994. 

 

While at Wellesley College, she served as the Medical Coordinator for the Bay State Games from 1996-1999.  She was also selected to the Medical Staff of the US Olympic Committee for the 1998 Olympic Winter Games in Nagano, Japan.  In 2001 she left Wellesley College to pursue her doctoral degree at Boston University studying advanced biomechanics, earning the Frank George Award Scholarship for Research in Athletic Training.   

 

She spent the next four years teaching courses in sports injury prevention, evaluation and treatment at the undergraduate and graduate levels.  Dr. Sharpe pursued her Massachusetts Massage Therapy license in 2012 in order to provide health care services to individuals in the general community, especially those who are physically active.  It is her mission to help those who limit their activity due to pain or discomfort, so they can be as active as they would like to be.

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