After completing his Bachelor of Science degree at Mount Allison University, Dr. Baker went on to New York Chiropractic College and completed his Chiropractic Doctorate in 2002. He also completed a Post Doctoral Rehabilitation Specialty and is a Fellow of the Chiropractic College of Physical and Occupational Rehabilitation. In addition, Dr. Baker has completed 300 hours in Acupuncture Training at McMaster Medical School.

Dr. Baker is one of two Chiropractors actively certified in Cox Flexion Distraction in Nova Scotia and was certified in 2007.

Dr. Baker worked with the Canadian Forces at CFB Stadacona as the staff Chiropractor from 2005-2011. He then opened The Disc Clinic where he is the Clinical Director and staff Chiropractor.

Dr. Baker opened The Disc Clinic because of his professional interest and personal experience with disc problems of the spine. He helps to manage all spinal conditions, as well as issues with other joints in the body including ankles, knees, hips, wrists, elbows and shoulders. Dr. Bakers’ conservative, gentle approach to chiropractic care has attracted patients from all over the Maritime Provinces.

Dr. Chelsea Warner graduated from Dalhousie University with a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology and a minor in Psychology. She also completed a certificate in Disability Management before going onto CMCC in Toronto to become a chiropractor. During that time, she became certified in Active Release Techniques, Mental Health First Aid and Acupuncture from the McMaster Medical School. Dr. Chelsea also has experience working with sports teams and has a special interest in neck pain, headaches, TMJ disorders and upper limb conditions.

Coming from an active background, she has always had an interest in movement, health and rehabilitation, but it was her experience as a patient that motivated her to become a chiropractor. She is passionate about helping people and getting them back to optimal functioning. Outside of the clinic, you can find her enjoying the outdoors with the dog and husband or watching the game.

Patrick is our newest team member and is excited to help new patients relieve their pain, restore their mobility and achieve their wellness goals. Patrick has over 15 years working in the physiotherapy industry and has worked with a wide variety of patients including injured athletes, people recovering from surgery, weekend warriors, people with chronic pain, healthcare workers and seniors. He has worked in a variety of settings including occupational rehab, private clinics, sports medicine, home care and has just finished an assignment at the Dartmouth General Hospital where he was he was helping people with Total Knee or Hip Joint Replacement go home same day. He is happy to be back working in private practice again at The Disc Clinic.

Patrick obtained his Masters Degree in Physiotherapy from the University of Western Ontario in 2008 and also has a Bachelor of Science degree with a Specialization in Athletic Therapy. He has also completed several post graduate courses and has received certifications in Manual Therapy (Intermediate Level certification from the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physiotherapy), McKenzie Method for Back and Neck Pain, Sports First Responder, Mulligan Technique, athletic taping and Chronic Pain Management. Patrick believes in using evidence based treatments, patient centered care and empowering patients to achieve their mobility goals. He particularly enjoys connecting with patients, figuring out what their passions are, how their injuries affect their overall health and creating individualized treatments plans.

Patrick has a special interest in helping people manage osteoarthritis, surgical recovery (such as Total Hip or Knee Replacement), chronic pain management, pickleball injuries and helping seniors maintain their independence.

When Patrick isn’t working he enjoys spending time with his family (two young kids and Golden Retriever puppy), adventuring in the great outdoors (hiking, mountain biking, surfing, camping, snowboarding, gardening), cooking something yummy or watching a good show on Netflix. He also spends some of his time volunteering with the Nova Scotia Physiotherapy Association where he is on the Board of Directors and also the Co-Chair of the Member Services Committee.

Jessi-Lee (Jess) is a 2020 graduate of ICT Northumberland college of massage therapy. Her style combines a mixture of deep tissue massage, sports therapy and relaxation therapy and utilizes modalities including Gua Sha and cupping.

Jess enjoys working with clients to resolve acute injuries and chronic pain, headaches, and stress among other issues including but not limited to; postural conditions, TMJ dysfunction and sports related injuries. Adjusting each massage treatment to the individual client to provide a very specific massage for your specific needs.

Jessica is a graduate of the Science program at the University of New Brunswick. After completing her BSc she moved to Alberta in 2015 to continue her education in Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine at MacEwan University to become a Registered Acupuncturist (ATCMANS).

While studying in Edmonton Jessica started working in administration at a busy multidisciplinary health clinic. She began working as both an administrator and acupuncturist and found that she truly loved doing both.

Jessica is originally from New Brunswick, and her love for the beautiful east coast recently brought her back to settle down in Nov Scotia.

Jessica has aways had a passion to help and care for others while making everyone feel safe and welcome and working in this line of healthcare allows her to do just that.