I've been wanting to write this review for a while but never worked up the courage to do so. I'm writing this for the sole purpose of putting this out there in case there is anyone who may have experienced something similar.
I went to Nathan a couple of years ago for upper back pain. The first appointment was fine, he was courteous and friendly. We are of similar ages so I guess he felt like something clicked. I walked out of there feeling pretty good but I could also sense a vibe coming from him that I thought was slightly inappropriate.
At the next appointment he was kind of aggressive and condescending, perhaps it could be put down to having had a long day. Who knows. The third and final appointment was when he made a pass at me. I asked him if he wanted me to take my shirt off, his response was "Oh yeah, the less you have on the better". From his tone of voice I knew it wasn't a comment coming from a health professional to his patient. I am not a submissive type, usually I will stand up for myself, but it was subtle enough for me to doubt my experience and the way I interpreted it for a while. Nevertheless, it freaked me out so much that I never went back.
Maybe I am the only one. I hope I am. I don't want to defame the guy, but I do think that the way he behaved was inappropriate. Perhaps in the time since he has grown as a person and become more tactful and professional in the way he communicates to women and performs adjustments on them. Treatments like this involve a certain level of trust and vulnerability. It is important that professionals do not abuse their power in the workplace or misinterpret a patient's vulnerability as availability or anything other than a doctor-patient rapport.
Found and visited this new clinic recently. It is a nicely set up clinic with instant comfort and relaxing. You Feel warm and welcomed by the staff. The best thing is that the treatment works very well for my back and shoulder. Highly recommended!