Adriana Lazare is a licensed and board-certified Chiropractor based in Long Beach, New York. She became a Chiropractor out of her desire to help others and has immersed herself in a career of service. She is passionate about facilitating holistic, individualized care for each member of her community. Her training has strengthened her ability to view the body as a whole and her goal is to provide treatment that is comprehensive rather than symptom-based.
A high school running injury brought her to chiropractic care, and from this young age she began her journey learning how optimal alignment can lead to optimal function for all joints and the whole body. She quickly connected to the chiropractic philosophy of natural healing and the inherent power of the body to adapt, heal and grow.
Dr. Lazare holds a Bachelor’s degree in Biology and Health & Wellness from Binghamton University and a Doctorate in Chiropractic from the University of Bridgeport College of Chiropractic. Her background incorporates integrative techniques that help to find and treat the root cause of pain as well as promote wellness and the innate capacities of the body. Her philosophy stems from the understanding that movement is life and healing can happen from within.
Dr. Lazare has worked with a diverse population of all ages. She is an avid learner and continues to build upon her foundation of knowledge of the body to promote health. She holds certifications in Active Release Technique, Neurokinetic Therapy and Functional Taping for Musculoskeletal Injury. She is trained in multiple soft tissue therapies and Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization, a neurologic re-education rehab technique.
She continues her love of health and wellness as a certified Pure Barre Instructor. She incorporates this knowledge of the body and exercise science in a functional approach to patient care. Motivating others crosses over from clients in her classes to patients in her office. She believes in educating her patients to better empower them about their health; understanding that health is a complex combination of physical, chemical and emotional well-being, where each piece can influence the other.
