Dr. Jon Morris, D.C., is the founder of Balanced Chiropractic. Dr. Jon’s kindness and compassion for his patients, their health, and their overall well-being have earned him a reputation as a distinguished chiropractor. In fact, he is held in such high regard that he has built his practice on referrals. He listens to his patients and provides gentle, effective adjustments.

Dr. Jon does not employ cookie-cutter treatment plans: Each patient is treated with respect and a sensitivity to their specific ailments. Dr. Jon uses multiple adjustment techniques and other therapies to help each patient based on their needs. He addresses not only the joint, but also the soft tissue to provide relief and prevent future injury. Dr. Jon utilizes therapies such as:

• drop-table adjustments
• manual adjustments                  
• activator adjustments
• pelvic blocking
• trigger point therapy
• ultrasound
• muscle stimulation
• exercise rehabilitation
• Graston soft-tissue mobilization

His services extend beyond the neck and back to include shoulder, wrist, knee, and ankle care. If you have an ailment that requires specialized care, Dr. Jon is well-respected amongst his peers and he would be happy to provide you with a referral. Dr. Jon’s unparalleled honesty and code of ethics is another reason he is highly regarded.

Dr. Jon grew up in Duluth, Minnesota, as the youngest of five children. His youth was largely spent skateboarding, snowboarding, or helping out at his father’s auto-repair shop. After college, his love for snowboarding and desire to travel took him to Oregon, where he also took up surfing. His love for board sports, need for injury prevention and recovery, and love for mechanics led to the perfect career in chiropractic. Dr. Jon approaches treatment similarly to how he fixed cars with his father: To find the symptom, track it back to the cause and ultimately fix it.

When Dr. Jon is not seeing patients, he loves spending time with his two children, restoring motorcycles and snowmobiles, riding his bicycle, swimming, and, yes, skateboarding, snowboarding, and surfing.