Roger Berton, DC, CKTI

Dr. Roger Berton, a graduate of National University of Health Sciences, owns and operates health care clinics in Tecumseh and Windsor, Ontario. He also worked as the program coordinator and instructor for CDI's registered massage therapy program in Windsor. Prior to his association with CDI, Dr. Berton devoted three years to the athletic department of St. Clair College as chiropractor, acupuncturist, and sports nutrition instructor for the continuing education department. He is a certified Kinesio taping instructor and has been asked to present at the Canadian Athletic Therapists Association Annual Conference, the Action Sport Physiotherapy Symposium and the College of Chiropractic Sports Sciences Symposium. Overall, Dr. Berton has taught more than 85 taping workshops and seminars worldwide.

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