Dr. Spencer DeVries is dedicated to providing exceptional chiropractic care to the community of Dundas, Ontario. With a passion for helping individuals achieve optimal wellness, Dr. DeVries combines expertise with a personalized approach to address each patient's unique needs. He provides lasting solutions to pain and dysfunction by not only providing relief through hands-on care, but also working with you to identify the cause of your pain and prescribing exercises and lifestyle modifications that will address the root of your symptoms.

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Dr. DeVries empowers his patients to overcome pain and improve mobility. By creating customized treatment plans, he supports individuals in reaching their health goals and living life to the fullest. Dr. DeVries treats his patients using a diversified therapy approach that uses a combination of adjustments, mobilizations, soft tissue therapies, acupuncture, modalities, and rehabilitative exercises. This allows him to treat a wide variety of conditions in patients of all ages and abilities in a way that is tailored to each individual and their goals. 

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Dr. DeVries provides chiropractic care out of the Human Movement Clinic in Dundas, ON. He also offers mobile chiropractic services in the Dundas area, where he will come to you and provide treatment in the comfort of your own home.

Dr. DeVries obtained his Doctor of Chiropractic (D.C.) degree from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College (CMCC), where he received comprehensive training in spinal and musculoskeletal health. He also holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Honours Biochemistry from McMaster University in Hamilton, as well as a certificate in functional acupuncture. His commitment to ongoing learning and professional development ensures that his patients receive the latest evidence-based care.

 

Dr. DeVries has a special interest in athletics and fitness, having grown up playing a variety of sports including hockey and golf, which he continues to enjoy in his free time along with running and going to the gym. When he's not providing care to patients, you can find him spending time with family or friends, which may include discussing physical therapy and rehab with his wife Karli, who is a physiotherapist. He also enjoys reading, camping, exploring the trails in the Dundas area, and cheering on his Toronto Maple Leafs despite the pain they cause him every year.