British Columbia Chiropractic Association

12/29/2025

Upcoming Webinar!

Join Dr. Lindsay Mumma for an upcoming webinar, The Impact of Cesarean Scar Tissue on Pelvic Floor Function. This session will explore an important and often overlooked aspect of pelvic health and is eligible for one structured CE credit.

🗓 Wednesday, January 28
⏰ 12:00–1:00 PM
🎓 Eligible for 1 structured CE credit

Registration is now open—secure your spot today!

12/27/2025

12/24/2025

Happy Holidays!

Wishing you and your loved ones good health and happiness this holiday season! As this year comes to a close, remember to take time for self-care and recharge for the new year ahead.

12/22/2025

The BCCA office will be closed from December 24 to January 2 as we take time to enjoy the holidays with our loved ones. We wish you a joyful and peaceful holiday season! Thank you for your support, and we look forward to connecting with you in the new year.

12/18/2025

Did You Know?

Winter can mean 25% fewer daily steps for Canadians, and our joints feel it!

If you’re noticing extra stiffness or tension this season, small movement breaks, stretching, and chiropractic care can make a big difference.

Keep moving, even when it’s cold outside!

12/15/2025

As winter rolls in, many of us are lacing up our skates, hitting the slopes, or enjoying a snowy stroll. At the BC Chiropractic Association, we want to help you keep moving, BC!

If pain or stiffness is holding you back from doing what you love, a chiropractor can help you move better and feel your best all season long.

12/11/2025

2025 Year in Review

This year, our community accomplished so much together:

81 volunteers, 14 webinars, 13 mentorship pairs, 7 trade shows, 5 social mixers, 3 film shoots, 2 news articles, and 1 convention.

None of this would have been possible without the dedication of our volunteers, staff, and Board. As we look back on 2025, we are proud of the progress we’ve made and grateful for the continued support of our members.

We’re excited for what 2026 will bring and look forward to building another strong year together.

12/08/2025

Did you know?

Slipping on ice accounts for over 30% of winter injury-related ER visits in Canada, and most involve the back, hips, or wrists.

A strong spine, good balance, and staying mindful of winter hazards can help reduce your risk.

Stay safe and keep moving this season!

12/04/2025

Year-end wellness reminder!

As the year comes to a close, it’s a great time to review your extended health benefits and prioritize any wellness appointments that support your movement and overall well-being.

A quick check-in now can help you finish the year feeling your best!

12/02/2025

Keep moving BC! Drop a comment and let us know your favourite winter activity that helps keep you moving!

11/28/2025

November is Osteoporosis Awareness Month. Did you know osteoporosis affects over 2 million Canadians? Chiropractic care supports healthy aging by promoting strong movement, improving mobility, and helping you stay active safely. Proactive care can make a meaningful difference in maintaining strength, balance, and quality of life.

11/27/2025

Honouring Excellence in Community Impact

We are proud to celebrate Dr. Marco De Ciantis, recipient of the 2025 Alumni Community Impact Award from Ontario Tech University.

Dr. De Ciantis has dedicated the last several years to improving access to musculoskeletal care in remote regions of Uganda through his work with Bridge to Health (BTH), a multidisciplinary humanitarian organization delivering medical, dental, and MSK care to isolated communities.
Since joining BTH in 2019, Dr. De Ciantis has participated in three missions across Kabale, Kigali, and most recently Kalangala, where he now serves as MSK Co-Lead. Working alongside local medical partners, he helps build sustainable care by teaching Medical, Dental, and Nurse Officers essential hands-on skills, ensuring that patients continue receiving quality care long after mission teams return home.

He is currently co-developing a pilot study to help local health officers distinguish concussions from other mild traumatic brain injuries, using the CATT system developed in BC, a powerful example of global impact rooted in our province’s expertise.

Congratulations, Dr. De Ciantis, your work is transforming communities and inspiring our profession.