San Diego Chiropractic

Three chiropractors practicing in the San Diego area are celebrating 10 years from their graduation date (August 14, 1998). Chiropractors Darrel Crain, Jack Mawer and Sondra Konigsfeld each graduated from Cleveland Chiropractic College (CCCLA) in Los Angeles.

Dr. Darrel Crain commuted from his hometown of El Cajon during the four plus years he was receiving his chiropractic education in the Los Angeles area. He currently practices in the El Cajon area and sees patients by appointment only.  He can be reached at 619 445-0100.

Chiropractors Jack Mawer and Sondra Konigsfeld met while attending chiropractic school and they were married soon thereafter. The couple lived in Venice, California and later moved to the Encinitas area to build a family based practice (and enjoy lots of surfing).

The San Diego Chiropractic community congratulates these three fine individuals for their first 10 years of service as doctors of chiropractic. Here’s to a 20 year anniversary!

Summer is here and not quite gone.  In the nice weather it is pleasant to think about all the great outdoor activities done best at this time of year: water skiing, boating, swimming, camping, running.  Not just running, serious running!

It takes loads of planning to run a marathon – and they happen all over, in every state, all the time!  There is great strength in marathons: not only the runners but the support on the sidelines.  There is so much hype and advertisements and representation at marathons – is there room for the voice of a chiropractor and his (or her) team?

It is a good place to be with so many health-conscious people and there is no doubt that runners benefit greatly with chiropractic care.  It would be interesting to hear if our chiropractors out there have been at marathons here in San Diego: what you do, who you talk to, who you have to get permission from to be there.  A great thing to hear would be ideas or stories from experience at such events and pros or cons.

We can all ‘run’ towards better health in more ways than one.  Keep running!