About The Doctors

Dr. Ron Stoley

Dr. Stoley is graduated from Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in 1988 and grew up in Calgary. He is married to Denise, and they have 2 daughters and 3 dogs.

“I fell off a bike onto my head. A chiropractor relieved my symptoms so fast I had to find out why. It was that interest that made me become a chiropractor.

My favorite thing about my practice is helping everyday people find relief and helping their children with headaches, asthma, colic, constipation, etc. What could be more fun?”

In his spare time, Dr. Stoley enjoys triathlon training and is a freshman wine maker.

Dr. Stoley is a member of the Alberta College & Association of Chiropractic, the Canadian Chiropractic Association, the Calgary Chiropractic Association, and the Knights of Columbus.

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Dr. Josh Lazarri

Dr. Lazzari started under chiropractic care when he was a teenager. “Playing competitive hockey, I had to carry a hockey bag on one shoulder that was tilting me to one side and causing a kink in my back. My Dad, who was under chiropractic care, brought me in for a spinal check-up.

It wasn’t long and I was feeling more balanced with more energy. I was soon finding myself in wonderment why my peers would get sick more often and have symptoms (headaches) that I never had. Attending the health classes, I learned that chiropractic is not just about pain, but wellness and health!

My intrigue in the human body and what it takes to keep it healthy lead me up the chiropractic path to become a chiropractor. My question then was, ‘Why can somebody be so healthy, yet the next person not be?’ I now see how chiropractic plays a role in that answer and I long for people to ask me that question!

My most exciting moments in chiropractic are when I work with clients and the results go beyond their expectations. An example would be the testimonials where people say, ‘I have more energy!’ or ‘I sleep better!’ And they didn’t expect that!

Not too many people think of going to a chiropractor because they have low energy or are having a rotten night’s sleep. This is the moment when people realize chiropractic is bigger than just pain management. They realize it is about optimal health.

I like to stay fit, so, often you’ll find me running, on a bike, sometimes in a pool or wide-eyed and grinning at the top of a mountain. My wife and my kids are my life. They keep me on my toes with a ‘Let’s go’ type of attitude. I would bet that I have the record for a Dad going down the slide at the park across from our house.”

Dr. Lazzari is a member of the Albert College & Association of Chiropractic and the Canadian Chiropractic Association.
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