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Wednesday, May 2, 2012
Who’s Who in Clackamas County
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Dr. Brandi Burland is a Portland native and proud
to call the Great Northwest her home for the past 38
years. Graduating from the Oregon School of Mas-
sage in 1993, Brandi ran a successful massage prac-
tice for 15 years until deciding to go back to school to
become a chiropractic physician. She attended the
University of Western States and received her Doc-
torate of Chiropractic in 2011. She fervently believes
in a natural, holistic approach to health and well-
ness and regards chiropractic care as an essential
piece to that axiom. Her office is located in down-
town Milwaukie, right off 99E in the Spring Creek
Complex.
503.974.9777
10600 SE McLoughlin Blvd. Suite 101
Milwaukie, Oregon 97222
www.BurlandChiropractic.com
Treatments Available
SPINAL & EXTREMITY
MANIPULATION
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Pain
and decreased range of mo-
tion is often caused by “stuck
joints”. Dr. Burland seeks
out these areas of segmental
restriction, and uses a high
velocity/low force adjust-
ment technique to increase
mobility, improve function,
and decrease pain.
LOW LEVEL LASER
THERAPY
- Laser therapy
is great for tissue repair,
nerve regeneration, and de-
creasing inflammation, pain
and scar tissue.
THERAPEUTIC ULTRA-
SOUND
- Ultrasound thera-
py is effective for muscle pain
and inflammation, osteoar-
thritis, bursitis and sprains/
strains.
I NT ERF ERENT I A L
CURRENT THERAPY
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IFC uses a mid-frequency
electrical signal to stimulate
endorphins, which is the
body’s natural pain reliever.
Stimulating the muscle fibers
also works to “fatigue” tight
muscles leading to a more
relaxed state.
SOFT TISSUE THERAPY
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Coming from an extensive
background
in
manual
therapies, Dr. Burland uses
several different techniques
during treatment to target
tight muscles and soft tis-
sue injuries, including Pin
and Stretch, Instrument As-
sisted Soft Tissue Massage
(IASTM), and Trigger Point
Release.
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Oregon City Service Learning
Academy, or OCSLA, is an
accredited public charter high
school in the Oregon City School
District.
As a charter school, OCSLA is
open to Oregon City School
District students as well as
students who apply from neigh-
boring school districts.
Students who choose to attend
OCSLA will receive a balanced
high school education and an
Oregon high school diploma.
Students also participate in
learning internships and earn
college credit.
OCSLA offers a smaller school
environment where students get
to know each other and their
teachers.
For students who are willing to
work hard and apply themselves,
OCSLAcan offer on-line curriculum
and opportunities to “make-up”
lost credits, while they are earning
new credits toward graduation.
OCSLA provides opportunities
and activities that can earn high
school credit for real-life work and
community service activities.
Home of the Phoenix
“Persevere, Endure, Rise”
OCSLA :: 503-785-8445 On the web at: http://schools.orecity.k12.or.us/ocsla Find us on Facebook !
If OCSLA’s smaller size and personalized learning environment might be what you are looking for,
check us out on-line and on facebook to learn more and find out how you can enroll!
“The climate of the school is safe, positive
and respectful. Students appreciate
teacher support. One student commented
that teachers tell her:
‘If you don’t understand it, I’ll teach it 10
different ways to make sure you learn it.’ ”
~Northwest Accreditation Commission 2012~
Now
Enrolling
for
Fall 2012
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Facebook
503-922-0439
15027 SE McLoughlin Blvd.
Milwaukie, OR 97267
A non-profit organization
helping to serve our community.
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Virginia’s New & Used Outlet
is a non-profit organization located on 15027 SE
McLoughlin Boulevard, Milwaukie, OR. They carry name-brand new and used clothing
as well as shoes, house ware, perfume, toys, small weaponry, and more! They get dona-
tions from the community and Happy Valley’s consignment store, the
Wardrobe
. The store
opened shortly before Thanksgiving of 2011 thanks to Ann Toth. She opened
Virginia’s
in
the name of her friend and devoted employee of Deseret Industries, Virginia. It was Vir-
ginia’s dream to open a local new and used non-profit to give back to the community and
offer goods at affordable prices. Sadly, Virginia passed away before her dream could be
realized so Ann stepped in and opened this store in her memory.