Chiropractor in Springfield, VA - Dr. Todd P. Sullivan Achieves Certification in Active Release Techniques

Springfield chiropractor, Dr. Todd P. Sullivan, is certified in active release techniques.

2010-11-18

SPRINGFIELD, VA, November 18, 2010 (Press-News.org) Active Release Techniques provides a new treatment option for those who are suffering from neck pain, lower back pain, sciatica, and other muscular injuries. Dr. Todd P. Sullivan of NOVA Chiropractic & Wellness Center recently achieved certification as a full body certified Active Release Techniques (ART) provider.

Dr. Sullivan attended the Master's ART course in St. Louis, MO on November 13, 2010. "This certification allows me to treat a wide range of muscular, tendon, and nerve injuries. It also speeds up the healing process and helps to provide better treatment outcomes for my patients," says Dr. Sullivan.

Active Release Technique is a state of the art, patented soft tissue technique designed to heal the injuries that occur to the muscles, tendons, ligaments and nerves. ART helps to provide relief from repetitive injuries that occur from common activities such as running, biking, working out, and many other daily activities.

Dr. Sullivan has served the Springfield & Fairfax County community through NOVA Chiropractic & Wellness Center since 2006. Prior to that, he was one of two chiropractors selected to complete his residency training at the National Naval Medical in Bethesda, MD. Dr. Sullivan has served as the medical staff at the IRONMAN World Championship in Kona, HI and has also provided Active Release Technique care at the ITU World championships in Washington DC, Virginia Triathlon Setup Events, Cherry Blossom Ten Miler, SunTrust Marathon, and Marine Corps Marathon.

Founded in 2006, NOVA Chiropractic & Wellness Center services the communities of Springfield, Burke, Alexandria, Annandale and Fairfax, VA. They provide a multi-disciplinary approach combining chiropractic, acupuncture, massage therapy, rehabilitation and nutrition for a complete holistic approach. The owner and clinic director of NOVA Chiropractic & Wellness Center, Dr. Sullivan is also an avid triathlete, golfer and marathon runner.

NOVA Chiropractic & Wellness Center provides fast pain relief for a pain-free active lifestyle. For further information, please visit us at http://www.NovaChiroWellness.com or call us at (703) 912-7822.

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