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Mandeville Chiropractic
James J Derbes D.C.
235 West Florida Street
Mandeville, LA
70448
Ph1: 985-626-7795
Fax: 985-626-7462
jimddc@bellsouth.net

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Chiropractic


Mandeville Chiropractic
 
 
 About Our Practice
www.activerelease.com
www.interactivemetronome.com
www.coxtechnique.com

Additional Doctors
Dr. Ryan Hildebrand D.C.

Additional Staff
Office Manager
Bonnie Derbes

 
Techniques
Active Release
Cox
Motion Palpation
Cranial
Activator Methods
Graston Technique
 Services
Nutritional
Meridian Ther.
Active Release Techniques
Interactive Metronome
 Specialties
Extremities
Laser Trtmts.
Deep Muscle
Whiplash
Carpal Tunnel
Scoliosis
Orthotics
T.M. Joint

Meridian Therapy
Meridian therapy was developed in Japan in the mid 1930's largely by Sodo Okab and Keiri Inoue, both of whom studied with Sorei Yanagiya. Yanagiya was an acupuncturist who reexamined the classical texts of acupuncture during the 1910's-20's revival of Kampo (traditional herbal medicine based on the Shang Han Lun). Meridian Therapy is the name used by those who practice the principle of Acupuncture without using penetrating needles. There are many techniques to stimulate an acupoint on a meridian other than with a needle. Methods employed include pressure massage, electric impulse, laser, and magnets. Meridian therapy is an important treatment modality. It uses the meridian system and gives diagnostic information for other forms of treatment. There are many different methods and associations of meridian therapy in use today. All methods are effective for stimulating the flow of healing energy in the body and promoting self-healing.

 Clinic Hours 
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  Sun Closed 
  Mon Closed 2:00 PM 6:00 PM 
  Tue 8:00 AM Noon 3:00 PM 6:00 PM 
  Wed 8:00 AM Noon 3:00 PM 6:00 PM 
  Thr 8:00 AM Noon 3:00 PM 6:00 PM 
  Fri 8:00 AM Noon Closed 
  Sat Closed 

Driving Directions
We are located one mile north of Lake Pontchartrain off the North Causeway Approach.
You must enter from the West Causeway Approach turning onto West Florida, which is a one way street.

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