As I get older and after years of intense sports, I get strange aches and pains throughout my body. Cole has help me start to fix some the damage I have done to my body throughout my life as well has understand how to live more healthy. In addition to that, it is always a joy to visit with Cole and the rest of the staff at Trinity Chiropractic.
Meet Dr. Cole Bradburn
Dr. Cole Bradburn: Welcome, my name is Dr. Cole Bradburn. I’m so glad you are here. I have spent the last two decades studying best practices in health and wellness so I could have the opportunity to share them with you. My personal mission is to help people live well through asking better questions, keeping a healthy nervous system, and empowering self-responsibility for their health.
I began my undergraduate studies at the University of Missouri Honors College, and continued my doctorate work at Logan Chiropractic College in Saint Louis where I graduated Cum Laude. Since then I have been helping people live better lives in private practice.
At Trinity Chiropractic Wellness, we choose to focus on what makes people healthy and apply those principles to our practice members of all ages so they can live and age with robust health.
We believe there is a difference between being “treated” and being cared for. With this approach, you will always be seen as an individual and never as a diagnosis or label. We believe this personal approach is the necessary evolution of healthcare, and we are ready for you to join us in creating a better future, one family at a time.
When I am not helping people get out of pain, maximize their nervous system and reach their health goals, I am spending time with my great love Casey and our little boys, Cillian and Collin. As a family we can often be found in the many parks around Raleigh, reading a good book, or enjoying a day playing in the ocean.
My Purpose: To be happy, healthy, and vibrant. To live a life full of love and adventure. To be an example for others who all deserve the same. Thanks for letting me share with you.
