download Dr. Hasick's CV(PDF)

Dr. Hasick graduated from Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport, Iowa in March 1980 and has been in private practice in Calgary since June 1980. Dr. Hasick became a board-certified instructor for the National Upper Cervical Chiropractic Association in 1989 and continues to teach on a regular basis. He was Chief Chiropractic Officer for the 1988 Olympic Winter Games in Calgary and team Chiropractor for Team Canada Men's National Volleyball Team. In 1991 he was awarded a Fellowship by Palmer College of Chiropractic inducting him into the Palmer Academy of Chiropractic.

"As a chiropractor, it is my daily clinical experience to be educating my clients, not only about their physical health from a chiropractic view, but from a holistic perspective as well. I turned to the creative medium to express this information on a broader scale and to a larger audience. The benefits of self healing and maintaining hope through the ongoing process of self discovery and self-healing is very important to maintaining a good quality of life. For me it is an ongoing search on how one can maintain a healthy balance in life, while contributing and participating as an individual in this magical world. The possibilities are endless!"

In 1993, Dr. Hasick created the company C-1 Film® Productions Corp. to produce and promote educational programs for television. "There is a real need for educational films that are dedicated to helping people help themselves. These programs needed a realistic and practical perspective". The subject matter created for these films and products is from the "lived experience." "This personal "reality" and authentic content is what is helpful for other people to learn. We can often relate to someone that has gone through similar struggles, or simply has similar questions. We find this can reduce some of the anxieties and stresses of daily living."

The human journey with its everyday struggles and challenges of life are generally felt by all of us at some time in our lives. It is a time for conscious awareness and a shift to a healthier way of being human. These programs produced by C-1 Film®, maintain hope and offer simple, practical solutions and exercises to help stay healthy along the journey of life.

Dr. Janet Major graduated from Palmer-West in 1987. She practices a variety of low force techniques including activator, and sacro-occipital technique, total body modification and neuro-emotional technique. She utilizes some nutritional products and homeopathic in her practice as well.

As a mother of young children Dr. Major sees first hand the benefits of low force techniques on treating children and the continuing health benefits of maintaining spinal and body balance.

download Dr. Hunter's CV(PDF)

Originally from Edmonton, Alberta, Dr. Hunter pursued her studies at Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport, Iowa, where she graduated Magna Cum Laude in June 2003. There she studied the NUCCA spinal evaluation and correction procedures. Her chosen career in upper-cervical chiropractic fulfills her criteria of a meaningful profession; “I want to provide a corrective procedure that respects the body’s innate potential to heal and be well, along with having an opportunity to educate and empower her patients to participate in their healing process, health maintenance and overall wellbeing. Chiropractic is just a natural extension of my lifestyle values and the positivity that I seek to express in my own life. I truly believe that healing and happiness starts from inside”.

Prior to attending Palmer College, Dr. Hunter completed a Bachelor’s degree in Active Living, Health and Wellbeing studies at University of Alberta, in the Faculty of Physical Education and Recreation. She completed an internship at the Alberta Center for Health and Well-being that focused on health promotion and strength development for the older adult.

She joined the Britannia Clinic^® and the practice of Dr. Gordon Hasick in August 2003 where she continues to practice the NUCCA procedure. She is actively involved in the challenging NUCCA certification program, and currently is Part 2 Certified in a three-part certification process. Dr. Hunter utilizes a collaborative approach to spinal care by working with other health professionals for the mutual benefit of the patient’s complete wellbeing. She enjoys serving patients at the Britannia Clinic^® and hopes to continue being of service to those in pursuit of improved health and balance.

Most of our long-term patients at the Britannia Clinic^® know Eleanor, as she has been with the clinic since 1986. Originally from Ontario, she moved to Calgary in 1986. Her formal training as an x-ray Technician was complemented with various other studies such as Economics, Psychology, Canadian Studies and Philosophy, from the University of Waterloo. Eleanor has a vast amount of x-ray and clinical experience since she began her studies over 30 years ago. Her contributions and expertise at the clinic make her an integral part of the team.

I recently graduated from Bow Valley College where I was taking the Medical Office Assistant course. I did my practicum at the Britannia Clinic and was hired on as the MOA in July. On my spare time I like to keep active by swimming, golfing and I recently began a beginners Scuba diving class.

Lindsay

I recently graduated in August 2006 where I earned my Medical Office Administrator Diploma. I have a daughter who I enjoy spending all my spare time with. We enjoy swimming, skating and volunteering our time with her brownie troop.