Braden Lunnen, DC

Braden Lunnen, DC Dr. Lunnen is a family based chiropractor with a focus on reducing pain and optimizing performance.

Chiropractic treatment, as a patient-centered and proactive approach to healthcare, provides an effective solution to help keep us moving and pain free. Whether you are a high performance athlete who requires active training management or a grandparent wishing to pick up the little ones without discomfort, proper care of your spine, nervous system and muscles can help you to get back to doing the

things you want to do. In his hometown of Guelph, Dr. Lunnen completed his Bachelor of Science in Human Kinetics at the University of Guelph. His experience there included three years on the paramedic first responder team as well as becoming a first aid instructor. He then attended New York Chiropractic College where he earned his Doctorate of Chiropractic and was awarded induction into the Phi Chi Omega Honor Society. Dr. Lunnen is an avid martial artist with over 14 years experience in both training and teaching. He has had the privilege of providing chiropractic care for professional kick boxers, amateur mixed martial artists, and athletes. This experience, coupled with his past training, has directly influenced his philosophy and passion for addressing and eliminating pain, as well as specializing his treatment approach to help prevent future injury by re-educating the body in proper movement and function.

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Congratulations Shelly!!!!!!! Your contributions to both your community and the chiropractic profession are immeasurable...
12/04/2025

Congratulations Shelly!!!!!!! Your contributions to both your community and the chiropractic profession are immeasurable. No one I know is more deserving of such an accolade.

Please join us in congratulating Shelly Douglas, OCA's 2025 Chiropractic Health Assistant (CHA) of the Year! Shelly was presented with the award at the 2025 OCA Member Recognition Day this past Saturday.

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The Health2Work Program is helping people to return to work in Cambridge, Kitchener and Waterloo. Dr. Amy Brown, Health2Work Practice Lead and OCA Chiropractic Consultant, spoke with Troy Bridgeman of Cambridge Today to highlight the benefits of the program.

“There are a number of people receiving support from Ontario Works that are unemployed because they have injuries,” said Brown. “They aren’t working which means they don’t have benefits and they have limited incomes so they can’t afford to pay-out-of-pocket for care to help address those issues.”

People who qualify for the Health2Work program are entitled to 10 sessions with a chiropractor. “The goal of this program is to help people address those [spine, muscle and joint] issues,” said Brown. “We identify what those issues are and help find a management plan to get them back on track.”

The innovative Health2Work program expanded from Cambridge into Kitchener and Waterloo in January 2025 to help more Ontario Works clients access fully funded chiropractic care to support their transition to training and employment opportunities.

Region of Waterloo Langs

01/31/2025

Health2Work Practice Lead and OCA Chiropractic Consultant Dr. Amy Brown spoke with Bill Doucet from The Waterloo Region Record about Health2Work’s recent expansion into Kitchener and Waterloo. Through the evolving Health2Work program, chiropractors provide fully-funded treatment and guidance to help people receiving social assistance alleviate their spine, muscle or joint pain, so they can work or enter job-related training. Read the full article at the Waterloo Region Record web page.

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The aim is to get those people who are able to work, employed. Brown said there is a stigma around people on Ontario Works, with the thinking they just need to go out and get a job. Through the evolving Health2Work program, chiropractors provide fully-funded treatment and guidance to help people receiving social assistance alleviate their spine, muscle or joint pain, so they can work or enter job-related training.

“The reality is that a chunk of this population, the reason they’re not working is because of an injury. Frustratingly, some of those injuries were sustained while they were working and didn’t have adequate support to deal with that injury while they were working,” Brown said, adding what people are making on Ontario Works isn’t enough to pay for regular chiropractic services.

“It’s a frustrating loop because the injury is what’s preventing you from working, but you can’t address the injury in our current health care system.”
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Interested in Health2Work? Learn more about this innovative program here: https://chiropractic.on.ca/helping-ontarians/programs-initiatives/chiropractic-care-to-help-people-work/

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Guelph, ON
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