About Dr. Imke Schaible

DR. IMKE SCHAIBLE, D.C.

• Graduated from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College (CMCC) in 1990 following her undergraduate science studies at the University of Manitoba

• Maintained a successful family practice in Richmond Hill/Thornhill and now divides her time between her office Access Wellness in Newmarket Ontario and her animal practice

• Directed a pro-bono chiropractic satellite office in Downsview Ontario

• Regularly presented at the pre-natal classes at York Central Hospital

• Instructed in all areas of human physiology for a number of years at the Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy

• Studied Soft Tissue and Adjusting Techniques including Trigenics (R) and has attended multiple seminars on core strengthening and alternative medicines

• Attended the Canadian Animal Certification Program at the Veterinary Chiropractic Learning Centre (VCLC) in 2013

• Certified member of the College of Chiropractors of Ontario (CCO)

• Elated owner of 4 former outdoor lady-felines (Holly, Boomer, Cleo and Kitty), a handsome Greyhound rescue by the name of Tony and horses Duke, Jasper & Gretel

• In her spare time enjoys hiking, cycling, horseback riding and taking long strolls with her greyhound

HER PERSONAL PHILOSOPHY....

From a very early age I have had four-legged family members and been involved in one horse sport or another ranging from foxhunting and eventing to finally having specialized in competitive dressage for the last 30 years or more. My extensive focus in dressage has given me a deep understanding and appreciation for rhythmical, balanced and symmetrical movement - the cornerstone of my sport of choice. Combining this knowledge with the in-depth schooling required to become a Dr. of Chiropractic and 23 years of practical experience lets me appreciate even more an animals required and necessary well moving body in connection to a well functioning nervous system that provides for overall well-being, health and optimal performance. I am excited to bring my chiropractic knowledge of hands on experience to my animal patients. A wise mentor once said "Always give your absolute best and you will always do well". To this day I take pride in following that advice. I strive to provide excellence in service and always encourage communication and collaboration with all other health care providers and expect to continue building more professional relationships based on trust and excellence in service.