About Dr Muller

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Dr. Danny Muller is a family chiropractor, located in Cobourg, Ontario. A graduate from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in Toronto, she had previously received a Bachelor of Science degree in her home country, Brazil.

Dr. Muller is the developer of the Muller Chiropractic Prenatal Technique – a series of specific chiropractic gentle adjustments combined with muscle and ligament release protocol, which aims to restore pelvic alignment, reduce low back and sacroiliac pain, among other benefits.

Dr. Muller is a member of the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association (ICPA), where she received special training in Chiropractic Pediatrics, Prenatal and Postpartum.

Inter-professional collaboration between chiropractors and other health care professionals is a big part of Dr. Muller’s practice, providing excellent results to her patients’ health and wellbeing.

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Dr. Muller received the Northumberland Spirit Awards 2022 for the categories: Favourite Chiropractor and Favourite Health Care Services.

Some of the several techniques used are:

  • Diversified
  • Muller Prenatal Protocol©
  • Activator Methods®
  • Dr. Charrette’s Extremities Adjusting Protocol©
  • ART®/MRT/Trigger Point
  • Cupping Therapy
  • Graston Technique®/Guasha
  • Spinal Decompression/Traction (Y-Strap™)
  • Logan
  • Craniosacral Therapy
  • Kinesiology Taping – proprioception (postural correction, injury, rehab) and prenatal
  • Mobilization with Movement (Mulligan Belt)
  • Rehab Exercises/Core Strengthening
  • Modalities: Thumper®, TENS Therapy
  • Custom-made Orthotics

The NMSK in a nutshell

The neuromusculoskeletal (NMSK) system is made up of the bones of the skeleton, muscles, tendons, joints, ligaments, cartilages, and the nerves serving them. Its main role is to provide structure, support, stability, and movement to the body.

The spine (formed by 33 vertebrae that interlock with each other) houses and protects the spinal cord. The spinal cord is an extension of the brain and its function is to make a neurological connection between the brain and the rest of the body (like arms and legs), carrying information from the brain to the body parts and back to the brain again through the peripheral nerves (which exit the spinal cord through a space in between the vertebrae). Dysfunctions of the spine (eg. disc herniation, poor posture, trauma) often interfere with those nerves’ ability to transmit information.

Regular chiropractic checkups can identify NMSK dysfunctions and impairments, start the proper treatment (hopefully early enough to avoid major problems), and help to prevent many chronic conditions.

Dr. D. Muller, BSc, DC