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Dr. Mark Shelley

Founder, Clinic Director and Chiropractor

For over 20 years, Dr. Mark Shelley has practiced chiropractic in the greater Seattle area. During his own journey of treatment for injuries, he discovered that in order to recover to the fullest degree possible, he needed the expertise of several disciplines. This realization inspired him to develop Olympic Spine & Sports Therapy, one of the first multi-disciplinary injury rehabilitation clinics in the greater Puget Sound area. Olympic Spine & Sports Therapy combines spinal decompression, massage therapy, chiropractic care, physical therapy, and laser therapy to achieve faster and more complete results for their patients.

Dr. Shelley grew up locally, graduating from Shoreline High School, then Shoreline Community College with honors. He then attended Sherman College of Chiropractic and graduated summa cum laude and class valedictorian in 1983. After a one-year internship in Arlington, Washington, Dr. Shelley started his own practice in Edmonds, Washington, where he practiced as the senior chiropractor for 16 years. In 2000, he founded Olympic Spine & Sports Therapy.

Dr. Shelley has post-graduate training in nine different techniques including the Pettibon™ and Chiropractic Bio-Physics™ (CBP) methods. Pettibon and CBP are the foremost techniques that exist in the profession for posture correction and spinal rehabilitation. Dr. Shelley is one of 24 doctors in Washington State that is certified in CBP. Most recently Dr. Shelley’s continuing education has focused on the new technologies of non-surgical spinal decompression and cold laser therapy.

On a personal note, Dr. Shelley is a habitual exerciser. You can find him most weekday mornings at the gym exercising up a storm. His motto is “train hard to play hard” which he carries over into his recreational activities of skiing, snowboarding, and mountain biking.

Dr. Bryan Gregory

Chiropractor

Originally from Brandon, Manitoba, Canada, Dr. Bryan Gregory began chiropractic care at the age of 17 for injuries from high school football. He was so impressed by the results and the natural approach to health and healing that he decided to become a Chiropractor.

Dr. Gregory graduated with honors from Brandon University in 1998 with a Bachelor of Science. His major was zoology with a focus on cellular physiology. Understanding how the cells of the body function was a great foundation leading into Chiropractic College, where his focus shifted to understanding how the body works as a whole. Dr. Gregory feels Chiropractic College is the best place to obtain a holistic and scientific knowledge of the human body.

Dr. Gregory graduated Magna Cum Laude from Palmer College of Chiropractic in 2003. He was a Presidential Scholar and was inducted in to the Pi Tau Delta Chiropractic Honorary Society for exceptional scholastic achievement and community involvement.

It brings him great joy to be able to help people achieve their health goals and live happy, active lives. He takes great pride in providing his patients with the highest quality chiropractic care and education on the pursuit of wellness. Dr. Gregory lives in Edmonds with his wife Saskia and daughters Ciel and Alexis. He enjoys playing golf, weight training, and spending time in nature with his family and friends. He is an extensive world traveler and hopes to do more in the future with his family.

Dr. Gregory is a member of the Council on Wellness Science, and he is currently completing the Certified Chiropractic Wellness Practitioner (CCWP) program through the International Chiropractic Association. The program focuses creating a lifestyle that allows optimum health to be expressed. He will be studying the latest research and attending seminars on the neurology of the spine, nutrition, exercise, and the wellness state of mind. In order to truly be healthy we must consistently eat well, move well, and think well. Dr. Gregory is very excited to provide this information to his patients and the community.

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