Dr. Grace Syn
One of the top South Bay Chiropractors is Dr. Syn. She has been in private practice in Redondo Beach since 1993. Dr. Syn attended California State University at Long Beach, studying Health Science, and then the Los Angeles College of Chiropractic, receiving her Doctorate in Chiropractic in 1992.
She’s been on faculty at SAMRA University of Oriental Medicine teaching Anatomy and has also been on faculty at Cerritos Junior College teaching Health and Nutrition.
Dr. Syn has extensive Post Graduate training in multiple Chiropractic Techniques, Functional Endocrinology, Clinical Nutrition, Functional Spinal Correction & Rehabilitation, and Pediatric Wellness.
Her Approach to Health Care is comprehensive. Her programs are not only about getting people out of pain but go much further into a Holistic approach in helping people optimize their health potential and quality of life with Lifestyle coaching. Dr. Syn’s programs help her clients Move Well, Feel Well, and Look Good naturally.
Dr. Syn teaches for the California Chiropractic Association for continuing education and re-licensing hours in technique. She is also the creator and author of a well rounded approach to patient care, Comprehensive Chiropractic Technique (CCT). With this technique, she teaches Doctors of Chiropractic how to integrate multiple techniques to achieve individualized results for patients.
Dr. Syn volunteers her time for the Los Angeles Unified School District and educates our youth on how to get and stay healthy by teaching them proactive lifestyle habits. She also volunteers her time with the local libraries to educate her community on natural options to health problems.
Dr. Syn is happily married to her wonderful husband Bill and resides in Redondo Beach. She has a passion for fitness and keeping herself in a top notch condition. So if you are looking for a Chiropractor in the South Bay area, look no further than Dr. Grace Syn!
James S. Calder is a graduate of Creighton University School of Medicine. Following his graduation he entered residency training at the University of Minnesota in the field of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation.
Following the completion of his residency training Dr. Calder became board certified in PM&R in 1987.
During the course of his training Dr. Calder participated in early utilization of botulinum toxin [ for the treatment of spasticity ], training which prepared him for both his use of this agent in the treatment of other neuromuscular disorders including headache syndromes and later his interest in cosmetic medicine applications of the toxin.
Eminently experienced in supervising rehabilitation team members from varying disciplines to optimize treatment outcomes in both acute and chronic ailments, Dr. Calder has expanded his spectrum of interest in recent years to incorporate the provision of an array of new therapeutic agents incorporating developments in the realm of regenerative medicine to treat neuromuscular disorders as well as cosmetic dermatological conditions with increased efficacy.
Aware of the significant contribution that manipulative medicine makes to the treatment of ailments of musculoskeletal and ligamentous tissues, Dr. Calder has established active collaborations with top practitioners within allied fields of health care to allow these practices to offer an expansion of their menu of services to now include state-of-the-art treatments utilizing such therapeutics as peptides to combat the effects of aging, achieve weight loss and improve skin health and vitality.