Trudnak, Brian J

2 recommendations and reviews from 2 people

• Referral from January 22, 2016
  

  Lori D. asked:

  Since the Q&A page has been taken down, I need to ask this group for recommendations for a massage therapist, physical therapist or chiropractor who has serious expertise in treating lower back issues (mostly muscular). I'm especially interested in finding a good massage therapist who really knows what he or she is doing and can focus on the injury, and not just someone who does a full-body Swedish massage. Preferably, someone who could fit me in soon. :-) I've done a lot of chiropracty and physical therapy over the years with mixed results, and that always involves doctor referrals, evaluations, new x-rays, etc. and takes a long time to get going, but recs would be appreciated. With chiropractors, I have experienced some who have helped me and others who are quacks. Basically--and for the Monty Python fans out there--I am not interested in the ones with machines that go "Bing!" Thanks everyone.

  

  Ari H. replied:

  I suggest chiropractor Adam Palumbo (activelifenewburyport.com) who focuses in sports injuries and muscular issues. He works out of the Forrester Street professional building; and a typical session lasts about a half hour. I also suggest acupuncturists Dan and Alia (drdansnaturalhealing.com) as a complement/alternative. I don't know if you've been treated with acupuncture before; but after 15 years, I can tell you that there is proven science behind it for treating every possible body ailment.

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• Referral from May 22, 2015
  

  Bill K. asked:

  Can anyone recommend a good local Chiropractor?

  

  Mary C. replied:

  Dr. Adam Palombo of Active Life Chirpractic....the best in town check out our website Activelifenewburyport.com

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