Live Well Family Chiropractic

Specialties

Dr. Tara Dhanasar, D.C. with Live Well Family Chiropractic combines specialties of prenatal, pediatric and sports chiropractic, stress management, women’s health, and nutrition within the chiropractic practice.

History

Established in 2007.

I love being Ajax’s chiropractor more and more every day!

Helping patients meet and maintain optimal health is my goal. I love working with children and adults of all ages to make a positive impact on their health.

With an emphasis on peak performance for more than 8 years, I combine specialties of prenatal, pediatric and sports chiropractic, stress management, women’s heath, and nutrition at my chiropractic practice in Ajax .

My clientele includes pregnant mothers, newborns, children, teens, business executives, as well as celebrities in film and television. In addition, I frequently contribute to corporate wellness programs, am a featured guest speaker for community organizations, and make appearances on television (rogers daytime link) from time to time.

Meet the Business Owner

Dr. Tara D.

Business Owner

I believe that health is our most precious commodity and it has to be our choice to live in a wellness model. I believe that people should eat a healthy balanced diet made from locally grown fruits & vegetables, made at home with minimal preservatives and additives and people should exercise on a regular basis. I believe that families need to spend more quality time together, people need a positive mental attitude and people need regular chiropractic adjustments to ensure that there is minimal interference on their nervous systems.

I attended Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia which is where I am from. I acquired my Bachelor of Science Degree in Kinesiology. It was my full intention growing up to become a medical doctor, more specifically a pediatrician. I came to an early realization that medicine is mostly about sickness, disease, and over medication. I believe it is far more impactful to identify the disease instead of merely treating the symptoms of a disease.