A Chiropractic Plus Clinic
June 30, 2025
Retirement
Will LAUNCH
Wellness RISK
Management
From the desk of Dr. Victor Jean Ouellette, DC, MS
I am announcing that I will be retiring my Chiropractic practice on June 30, 2025 at
11:59 pm after about 52 years of continuous service in Ontario.
I would like to thank the chiropractic organisations that I have been with since my graduation in 1973 or
the inception of their new creations.
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Thank you to:
- Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College (CMCC) 1973
- College of Chiropractors of Ontario (CCO)
- Ontario Chiropractic Association (OCA)
- Canadian Chiropractic Association (CCA)
- Canadian Chiropractic Protective Association (CCPA)
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To the NEW CANADA,
to the BOLD CANADA.
Great Canadian Wellness Resources are available.
Human-Driven and Human-Written for Wellness RISK Management
Motivation is the key.
Trust - Consistency -
Harmony
There is a Main Secret with Regard to Life, Pain and
Wellness.
We have that Secret.
Short Brief History
I started practice in Hamilton at the beginning of September 1973 after a lovely summer where
I got myself into sailboat racing. I started practicing chiropractic with about a two-year stint with Dr.
David Stevenson’s on Main street across from the CHML radio station in Hamilton. His children took over his
practice when he retired and I believe they are still somewhere close to their dad's location today.
I moved to my own practice in Stoney Creek just a bit east of Gray Road on the South side. In 1976 I had the
opportunity to buy my dad's house/office at 181 Millen Road in Stoney Creek as he bought a place in Clearwater
Florida. I taught at the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in Toronto for several years then married and built
a home with my dad’s former bungalow house as the office in front and the new home on the back. We moved into the
new home at the end of 1982 and brought up two kids there until about 1991 when I sold the house and set the
practice up a little West of Gray Road. I didn’t stay very long there and moved the practice to the junction of
number 20 Hwy and the QEW. Lastly, I moved the practice to Ayr, Ontario in June 2014.
During all this time I was taking courses, building knowledge and experience while formulating
Wellness RISK Management protocols and running the Measurement
program on willing patients.
My last patient will be Monday evening June 30, 2025. However, that does not mean retirement just a transition
to a new life as I launch Wellness RISK Management over the next several months. I will be running
Wellness RISK Management Pilot Programs in the
Guelph, Ontario area sourcing out worker’s interest in Wellness RISK strategies then starting an instructor program to train lay people in
skills to run a Wellness RISK Management practice for themselves as a Wellness RISK Management
Instructor. These instructors will not be teaching Wellness or healthcare but rather acting as an angel
to help people help themselves with the protocols I have developed. This is a program I have been offering my
patients in my practice for the last number of years. I have been working on developing it into a new
Wellness model that can be self-sustaining and offered over the Internet. A number of things that I learned
in practice are offered in this program.
Wellness RISK Management is a non therapeutic Self-Help dual service
with a Measurement program coupled with a
Tutoring Workshop program.
The Four Behaviours Surrounding POOR
Wellness.
| The biggest problem in modern health care is people not doing
what science has shown they should be doing, AND people doing the things science has
shown they should not be doing, AND thinking the things science has shown they should not be
thinking, AND not thinking the things science has shown they should be
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So, How Do We Deal with ALL That?
We Measure and we
Motivate.
5 pdf Documents as a Brief
Overview.
Measure
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Assess
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Identify
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Prioritize
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Motivate
Learning those skills is a secret in life. It is
possible to learn those skills while you are under a chiropractor's care because chiropractors are well suited
to helping people improve their pain and improve their Wellness at the same time.
You can now learn those skills on your
own.
More About Dr. Victor Jean
Ouellette.
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