Introducing West Linn chiropractor Dr. Shiloh Wihksne

Dr. Shiloh Wihksne

Dr. Shiloh Wihksne (pronounced wiksen)  has been established in West Linn since 2000.  Originally from Vancouver, Canada, she went to the University of the Fraser Valley then moved to the Portland area and attended Western States Chiropractic College (WSCC) where she graduated in 1999.  Dr. Wihksne has a B.Sc. in human biology and her Doctor of Chiropractic.  She also has continued her education in pursuit of an orthopedic degree (DABCO). 

While in private practice, for 6 years she was also faculty at WSCC teaching the chiropractors of the future in the clinical sciences department.  Currently, she is participating in a low back pain research study through WSCC.  Dr. Wihksne works closely with family doctors, orthopedists, neurosurgeons, physical therapists and massage therapists.  In her practice she complements spinal manipulation with post-isometric muscle stretching.  In addition to the spine she treats many other conditions.  For a list of what chiropractic can help see the “Today’s Chiropractor” section in the left column of this website.

Dr. Wihksne lives happily with her husband and two boys, 21/2 and 9 months in West Linn.  If you have any questions please feel free to contact our office, either by phone or email.

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