My approach to bodywork is catered to the individual and in the moment. I don't believe in a cookie-cutting approach of adjusting. I help clients cultivate a deeper connection to their body so that there is more awareness of breath, movement and energy, and how to use these tools to create more space for the body's own healing to take place.

I believe that healing comes from within. The greatest gift I could offer my clients is to teach them how to get more intimate with self-facilitated healing. On my personal journey with my body, I discovered that someone trying to "fix" me was not nearly as effective as my body's own ability to heal and self-correct. My interactive approach to chiropractic emphasizes these concepts. If I could teach someone tools that will last them a life time, rather than just a quick fix, ahhhhh...that fulfills my purpose and intention.

I have always been fascinated with the body and the way it functions. In college, I decided to study Biology and Biochemistry. As a pre-medical student, life was extremely stressful and as a result I developed sciatica with complications, including excruciating hip pain. In my case, the pain would alternate between hips, and at times the exact location would be hard to describe. It just hurt all over. The pain would get so extreme that I couldn’t walk, sit or even lay in a comfortable position. Due to my background, I had some understanding about the body. After months of popping pills, I realized that the pain was probably not due to a medication deficiency in my body. As simple as that sounds, that realization encouraged me to seek other avenues towards health and well-being. I decided to go to Chiropractic College.

I was very fortunate to find myself surrounded by a large number of great chiropractors with different educational backgrounds. This gave me the opportunity to experience different styles of adjusting (there are over 300 adjusting styles today) and feel my body’s reaction to them. Some felt better than others, but through this chiropractic journey my hip pain and sciatica resolved themselves naturally. I can honestly admit that my life changed as I became more connected to my body. Without the medications, I now feel whole and in charge of my own health and well-being.
Dr. Omri Sitton was born in Jerusalem, Israel in 1971. He was raised in New York and Miami, Florida. He performed his undergraduate work at Florida International University in Biochemistry and Biology. He graduated from Parker Chiropractic College in Dallas, Texas on December, 2000.

Dr. Omri has been practicing Network Spinal Analysis (NSA) since his senior year at Chiropractic College. He has achieved advanced certification of NSA through the Association for Network Care.
He passionately continues his study of the most current research and understanding of NSA available. Trained in over 10 chiropractic techniques, Dr. Omri gravitated towards NSA because “it feels most honoring, gentle and at the same time creates long-lasting results.”

Dr. Omri’s hobbies other than working with his practice members are surfing, snowboarding and music.