OUR TEAM
The Radix Pain & Rehabilitation Centre is located at 4825 89 St.
Our chiropractors work with other businesses and health practitioners who share our interest... You and your health.
With your health goals as our shared goal, we believe in a multidisciplinary approach to patient care.
Meet chiropractor, Dr. Carter W. Campbell
Dr. Carter W. Campbell
BSc., DC
Chiropractor
Dr. Campbell has been a chiropractor at Radix Pain & Rehabilitation Centre for the last 5 years, where he focuses on complex musculoskeletal and neurological conditions. A graduate of the University of Western States, he combines a background in human biology with a clinical approach rooted in movement, diagnostics, and system-level rehabilitation.
Rather than chasing symptoms, Dr. Campbell’s work centers on identifying the underlying drivers of pain and dysfunction—whether that’s joint loading mechanics, sensorimotor integration, or maladaptive movement strategies. He has a particular interest in cases that have plateaued or become chronic, including lower back pain, persistent neck pain, headaches, TMJ disorders, whiplash-associated disorders, vestibular dysfunction, dizziness, and concussion-related symptoms.
Inside the clinic, patients quickly notice that care looks different. Dr. Campbell regularly assesses patients in motion—replicating the exact positions, loads, and environments where symptoms occur. This allows treatment to be precise, practical, and directly transferable to real life, whether that’s returning to sport, the gym, or daily activity without limitation.
Dr. Campbell has a strong interest in pain diagnosis and movement-based rehabilitation, with a focus on helping patients build resilience—not just short-term relief. His approach is especially valuable for active individuals who want to continue training while recovering, not step away from it.
Outside the clinic, Dr. Campbell brings the same discipline to his personal life. Having gone through his own health and fitness transformation, he understands firsthand the frustration of injuries disrupting progress—and the importance of a structured, results-driven plan. He aims to visit 50 countries before the age of 50 and spends his downtime cooking, training, golfing, and staying active through Canadian winters.
Dr. Campbell is currently accepting new patients and is happy to support continuity of care for patients of Dr. Farrell when needed.
