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| Meet
Dr. Higley ... |
| Dr.
Higley himself was first treated by a
chiropractor for a sports related injury he
suffered while attending high school.
After a few adjustments by a chiropractor the
pain was relieved. That was when Dr.
Higley decided he wanted to be a chiropractor
and commit himself to helping others receive the
same type of care he had benefited from. |
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Dr.
Higley, a native of Petersburg, obtained his
Associate of Science degree at Richard Bland
College. For four years he lived in the
Davenport, Iowa, area where he obtained his
Bachelor's of Science and his Doctor of
Chiropractic Degree. At Palmer College of
Chiropractic, Dr. Higley learned the Palmer
technique of spinal adjustment. He also
attended many extra-curricular seminars in
sports injuries and extremity adjusting.
While at Palmer College, Dr. Higley was active
with the International Chiropractic Association,
the American Chiropractic Association, the
Palmer Student Alumni Foundation, and the Sports
Injury Club. |
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Extra
curricularly, while attending Palmer, Dr. Higley was a
photographer for the student newspaper, a Palmer Veteran
Association volunteer, and vice president of the Palmer
Soccer Club. He participated as an interviewing
committee member for the Palmer Athletic Director
candidates and received awards and scholarships
including the Edith Cronk Memorial Scholarship, the
Certificate of Proficiency in Clinical Orthopedics of
the Extremities, the National Board of Chiropractic
Diplomat, and the American Legion Scholarship.
Dr. Higley
has had the honor of treating many of the superstars of
the World Wrestling Federation. He continues to
treat the talent of the WWF when they appear in the
Richmond area. Dr. Higley enjoys sports
activities, spending time with his wife and children,
and treating chiropractic patients. He believes
very strongly in health and chiropractic.
After
working in one of Richmond's largest chiropractic
clinics for over two years, Dr. Higley opened his very
own clinic on December 6, 1999. Dr. Higley treats
an array of conditions including, but not limited to,
headaches, neck, mid-back, and low back pain.
Pain, numbness, and tingling that radiates down the arms
or legs, as well as sports related work, work related,
or auto accident injuries.
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