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"The full package. This man has fixed more things with me than I realized were broken. I was “working myself to death”, when I first came here. He took me from a very bad state of health to being very energetic, active, and eliminated my anxiety. He has given me back my life!" -Shawn
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"Michel Brosseau is an extremely knowlegeable and very competent chiropractor. Éliane the assistant/ receptionist is very welcoming and very accomodating. My husband and I have been patients at McLeod Street Chiropractic for a few hears now and we are very pleased with Michel Brosseau’s treatments and ongoing maintenance ." -Leonie
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"Dr Brosseau is kind and professional. He did a thorough assessment of me and sent me for x-rays. X-ray showed that I need surgery. Thus Dr Brosseau doesn't recommend Chiropractic treatment but that I should speak to my family doctor regarding my chronic problem. I appreciate Dr Brosseau giving me his honest professional opinion." -Michael
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"I've been a patient of Dr. Brosseau's for a bit over a year and I'm so greatful. He has treated the osteoarthritis in my neck along with other spinal and hip alignment issues. It's been fantastic! I have recommended him to members of my family and they've had excellent results too. I go to him regularly now to keep everything in-line and working fine!" -Jennie
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"Dr. Brosseau patiently took a digital scan and physical assessment and clearly defined the strategy for treatment. It was agreed that I would receive an adjustment that day and walked out of there feeling better. I returned weekly for subsequent visits. Dr Brosseau is very professional and extremely knowledgeable in many areas of care." -Shawn
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"Went in for a work injury and Dr. Brosseau gave me an adjustment and put my rib back in place. He had me fixed in one visit. Best chiropractic experience. His receptionist Ashley is professional and absolutely lovely." -Eva
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"Dr Brosseau cares about his patients and has helped me with many issues." -Shayne
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"Dr. Brosseau and Ashley (receptionist) are both very professional, and personable. You are greeted with smiles and friendly conversation each visit. Dr. B makes you feel very comfortable with his knowledge-base, taking time to answer questions as they present. While also keeping you on your toes, by laughing (or shaking your head with a smirk) at his quirky jokes." -Tammy-lynn
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"Friendly staff. If you have any kind of pain, the doctor will do his best to help relieve it. I’ve only had one adjustment and I feel the results already!!!" - Miss. Doll
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"He is honest, dedicated, knowledgeable and professional with a witty sense of humor that brightens every visit. The receptionist is also very friendly and personable and the office has a warm, welcoming atmosphere. I drive all the way out from Chelmsford twice a week for my visits and it is definitely worth it!" -Susanne
Back pain can steal your comfort, movement, sleep, work, energy, and confidence — but you do not have to accept it as normal.
Each year, up to 65 million people in North America grapple with back pain, making it one of the most common sources of discomfort and a serious thief of joy. At McLeod Street Chiropractic, we help patients better understand what may be contributing to their pain so care can focus on relief, better movement, and getting back to the activities they love.
Back pain can show up in different ways. These symptoms may indicate that your spine, joints, muscles, nerves, or movement patterns need a closer look.
Sharp, Shooting, Or Stabbing Pain: Sudden or intense pain that makes normal movement, bending, lifting, sitting, or standing more difficult.
Persistent Aching Or Burning: Ongoing discomfort that keeps returning, lingers through the day, or interferes with sleep, work, and daily routines.
Pain That Radiates Down The Leg: Discomfort that travels into the hip, buttock, thigh, calf, or foot and may suggest nerve irritation or referred pain.
Numbness Or Tingling: Nerve-related symptoms, especially in the legs, feet, arms, hands, or other extremities.
Pain That Worsens With Movement: Pain that gets worse with lifting, twisting, bending, standing, sitting, or basic daily activity.
Your habits, routine, accident, or injury can all contribute to back pain. Chiropractic care may support people through different stages of back pain — from sudden onset discomfort to persistent pain that has lasted for weeks or months.
Back pain can come from many different sources, including posture, joint restriction, muscle tension, movement patterns, stress, lifestyle demands, accidents, or injury. Dr. Michael Brosseau can help evaluate what may be contributing to your symptoms and recommend a personalized care plan focused on long-term relief — not just temporary fixes.
In Sudbury, disc herniation is a common spinal issue where the soft inner center of a disc pushes through a tear in its tougher outer layer.
When that disc material presses on or irritates nearby nerves, it can lead to sharp pain, numbness, tingling, or weakness — often felt through the neck, low back, arms, or legs.
The longer the nerve stays irritated, the more stubborn those symptoms can become. A proper assessment helps identify what is being compressed, how your body is compensating, and what needs to happen so you can begin moving and functioning better again.
Many Sudbury residents experience muscle or ligament strain from repeated heavy lifting, sudden twisting, or awkward movements that overload the back.
When the muscles and ligaments around the spine are irritated or overstretched, it can trigger tightness, inflammation, spasms, stiffness, or frequent back pain that makes normal movement feel harder than it should.
A sedentary lifestyle, poor posture, weak core support, or poor physical conditioning can make the problem easier to flare up — and harder to fully settle down without the right plan.
Spinal stenosis happens when the space inside the spinal canal becomes narrowed, which can place added pressure on the spinal cord or nearby nerves.
For many adults in Greater Sudbury, this is most often felt in the lower back and may contribute to pain, tightness, numbness, weakness, or discomfort that makes walking, standing, or moving normally feel more difficult.
The right assessment helps determine where the narrowing is happening, how your nerves are being affected, and what kind of care plan can help support better comfort, movement, and day-to-day mobility.
Degenerative disc disease is a common condition in Sudbury that can happen as the spinal discs gradually wear down over time.
This wear and tear may be related to aging, daily activities, sports, repetitive stress, old injuries, or years of spinal pressure that slowly change how the discs absorb shock and support movement.
Symptoms can range from mild stiffness or aching to more serious pain that limits work, exercise, sleep, and everyday life. A proper assessment helps identify how your spine is moving, where irritation is building, and what type of care can help support better comfort and function.
You deserve to be healthy, feel better, and live your best life — Chiropractic Helps.
But certain lifestyle, health, posture, and movement factors can make your spine more vulnerable to irritation, strain, and recurring pain.
Understanding these risk factors can help you take smarter steps to protect your spine, improve daily function, and reduce the chance of back pain becoming an ongoing problem.
Poor posture habits, like slouching or hunching over, can cause chronic back pain, muscle tension, and negatively impact overall health and energy levels over time.
Prolonged sitting can lead to poor circulation, muscle stiffness, and increased risk of chronic conditions like obesity, heart disease, and back pain.
Low activity levels can result in weight gain, decreased muscle strength, poor cardiovascular health, and a higher risk of chronic diseases like diabetes and heart disease.
Improper lifting techniques can cause muscle strains, back injuries, and long-term damage to the spine, reducing overall mobility and strength.
Sudden or rapid movements can lead to muscle strains, joint injuries, and an increased risk of accidents, especially if the body is not properly warmed up.
Accident proneness can result from poor coordination, lack of awareness, or weakened muscles, increasing the risk of falls and injuries in daily activities.
Get relief. Move easier. Function better. Live with fewer limits.
While individual preferences differ — from early-stage preventative care to support for more chronic issues — successful treatment starts with an accurate diagnosis.
If you are experiencing numbness, severe pain that does not improve, or pain after an injury, it may be time for a more comprehensive evaluation to understand the root cause.
A focused, supportive process designed to help you understand what may be driving your back pain, reduce unnecessary strain, and move toward better movement, better function, and fewer limits.
Start with a thorough back pain evaluation designed to look at what may be contributing to your symptoms — including posture, spinal motion, muscle tension, range of motion, compensation patterns, lifestyle demands, and daily movement habits.
Based on your assessment, Dr. Brosseau will recommend a personalized care plan focused on what your body actually needs — not just chasing pain from one day to the next.
Begin targeted chiropractic care and supportive therapies designed to improve spinal movement, reduce tension, calm irritation, support better function, and help your body move with less resistance.
As your back starts moving and functioning better, the goal is simple: less pain, more confidence, and fewer limits in your work, sleep, family time, routines, and daily life.
Take the next step toward less strain, easier movement, better function, and living with fewer limits.
Small daily habits can make a big difference for your back.
Better posture can reduce daily strain on your back and help prevent small tension from turning into recurring pain.
Start with these simple posture habits:
A better setup can reduce daily stress on your back and help prevent stiffness, strain, and recurring pain.
Make your workspace and daily movements easier on your spine:
Regular movement helps keep your back stronger, more flexible, and better supported throughout the day.
Build more back-friendly movement into your routine:
Better sleep positioning can reduce stress on your spine and help your back recover more comfortably overnight.
Set your sleep environment up to support your back:
Proper hydration and nutrition can help support healthier spinal tissues, stronger bones, and better day-to-day back function.
Give your spine the support it needs from the inside out:
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