West Linn chiropractor Dr. Shiloh Wihksne

Dr. Shiloh Wihksne

Dr. Shiloh Wihksne (pronounced wickson) 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 June of 1999.  Dr. Wihksne has a B.Sc., in human biology and her Doctor of Chiropractic.  She has also continued her education towards an orthopedic degree (DABCO) and sports medicine. She was also faculty at WSCC for 6 years teaching the chiropractors of the future  while maintaining her private practice.  Dr. Wihksne works closely with family doctors, orthopedists, neurosurgeons, physical therapists and massage therapists to provide the best possible care to her patients.  In her practice she complements spinal manipulation with active muscle stretching (post-isometric), pinning and stretching of muscles, cross fiber, and in office and home care exercises. 

A drop table is also available to patients who prefer this technique. Dr. Wihksne treats patients of all ages with an emphasis on sports and sports related spinal injuries.  Other conditions treated are headaches, tendonitis of the arm and leg, disc injuries with or without referred nerve pain and car accident injuries.   

Dr. Wihksne enjoys running, skiing and her family.  She lives happily with her husband and three boys, 5, 3 ½, and 11 months, in West Linn.

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What's the difference between sick care and health care?
Sick care is largely about relieving or suppressing symptoms. Health care is about improving performance. While sick care is about how you feel, health care is about how you function. Sick care is what you do to treat an obvious problem, and health care is what you do to avoid the problem and advance your well-being.
How could chiropractic help a stomach problem?
Chiropractic works by locating and reducing areas of the spine compromising nerve communications between your brain and your body. If nerves to or from your stomach are irritated, your stomach won't work right. Chiropractors find the source of the interference, reduce it and allow your body to work as designed.