Dr. Eric Ethridge has been a practicing chiropractor for over 10 years now, but he knew he wanted to help people from a young age. After enduring several sports injuries as a young athlete, the only person who was able to help him was a chiropractor he met while playing football. After seeing the results he was able to get, he knew immediately that’s what he wanted to do for others.

He went on to pursue a degree in kinesiology at the University of Western Ontario, and then began his study at the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in Toronto. As he entered into his last year at chiropractic school, he began to simultaneously pursue his other passion; country music. His music journey originally led him to signing a record deal in Nashville in 2018 and received two gold records. It was in Nashville where Eric met his now wife, they had gotten married on the dock a Long Hunter State Park in December of 2019, and three months later the pandemic spread across the world. Deciding to move back to Canada to regroup, Eric began practicing chiropractic again, this time with even more passion than previously. 5 years later, Dr. Eric and his family have moved back to the Nashville area permanently.

With his unique skillset , and extremely busy schedule, the only practice model that works for Dr. Eric is going directly to the patient. And thus was born “Convenient Chiropractic”

Dr. Eric has had the opportunity to practice in many different clinical settings and treats patients from a few days old, to well into their 90’s. His main focus is getting people out of pain and dysfunction, no matter what their issue is. His goal is to get to the root cause of the problem, so that your symptoms don’t come back. When it seems every other chiropractor is putting patients on endless and frequent care plans with no major progress, he is determined to get people out of pain permanently. He also works to accomodate every patient’s comfort levels, so the patient gets “a say” in their treatment.

He combines many different chiropractic techniques, as well as rehabilitation and nutritional counselling to address underlying root causes to chronic conditions.