Meet the Chiropractor Dr. Rudeen

Before I was a Chiropractor as a result of an injury I experienced I sought Chiropractic care and experienced relief. This experience inspired to me return to school and become a chiropractor so I could help others improve their health and overall function.

After over 25 years of as an athlete, trainer, and instructor I understand many sports injuries, having experienced quite a few myself.

Maybe it's because I am a Black Belt, but I found many of my friends were fearful of traditional chiropractic care and believed it had to be painful, which sometimes prevented people from seeking the care that could help them.

I have researched and trained with many of the most cutting edge low force pioneers in the profession, ranging from specialists in spinal adjustment, neuro-muscular re-education, clinical flexbility and energy medicine to learn how to deliver a gentle system of care that can be administered to anyone from infants to the elderly without fear of pain or further injury.

It is important to me to help people achieve their health goals so I have developed this system of care that incoporates gentle, low force chiropractic techniques with the best of energy medicine, muscle work and clinical flexibility to achieve your own personal health goals.

My system of care helps with problems caused by everyday wear and tear up to the types of injuries experienced by world-class athletes. Here's a little more information about me-

Personal:

Born & raised in Omaha Nebraska GO HUSKERS!

Began Martial Arts training in 1980 and earned a 4th degree Black Belt in Tae Kwon Do

Worked as a Fitness and Martial Arts Instructor in Omaha.

In 1984 moved to Dallas to manage two Nautilus Fitness Centers/Martial Schools.

Married since 1997

Father of 3 children

Earned Doctorate of Chiropractic from Parker Chriopractic College in 2001

In addition to his private practice in Plano, Dr. Rudeen currently serves as an Associate Professor of Biology for Collin County Community College District on a part-time basis and has taught for Dallas Community Colleges as well.

Dr. Rudeen was recently nominated to Who's Who of American Educators