Professional Credentials:

·         Graduated Cum Laude from National College of Chiropractic in 1993.

·         Post-graduate education includes studies in chiropractic rehabilitation, and occupational injuries.

·         Has completed independent seminars in automobile accident injury, nutrition, and radiology.

·         Certified in Nimmo Trigger Point Therapy and Cox Distraction Technique.

·         Practiced until 1995 in busy practices specializing in Personal Injury.

·         One year Internship was completed at N.C.C.Clinic. 

·         Teaching assistant in Chiropractic manipulation for 2 years in National College of Chiropractic.

 Personal background:

·         Dr. Stamoulos attended Belmont High School and received his Biology BA degree at Brandeis University, Waltham, MA.

·        Over a decade of personal experience in physical fitness and weight-training.  Some experience with Martial Arts, Yoga, and meditation techniques.

·         He is fluent in Greek and conversational in Spanish.

Treatment philosophy:

“As a doctor of Chiropractic I am a firm believer in the body’s ability to heal itself.  The best I can hope to do is help your body heal itself.  Nature and my personal experience has shown that everyone is unique.  There can be many solutions to any one condition and any one treatment has its need for a particular time or place. 

In treating someone my foremost priority is to perform a thorough examination to determine what treatment method would best serve the patient – even if it were not Chiropractic.  I always strive to keep an open mind and use as many resources as possible.  However, I primarily utilize or recommend treatments that have been scientifically proven and researched to be safe and effective for a particular condition. 

I always present different treatment options to the patient and we together determine the best course of action.  I respect the patient’s intelligence and knowledge of one’s own body, and always try to educate and involve the patient in all aspects of care.  My purpose is to get you on the road to better health and also give you the tools to improve or maintain it on your own.

 I consider it a privilege to be able to serve the people in my community.  I get no greater satisfaction than seeing relief in someone’s eyes after treatment, and knowing that I have made a difference in someone’s life for the better”.