Dr. Scott Garber graduated Magna Cum Laude from Parker Chiropractic College (Dallas, Texas USA) in 2001 (Doctorate of Chiropractic.) He was the recipient of the prestigious James W. Parker Philosophy Award as well as the Chiropractic Technique and Scholastic Achievement Award. Dr. Scott was nominated and selected as Parker Chiropractic International Chiropractor of the years in 2006. His name appears in Who’s Who in Chiropractic. He is also a member of Phi Theta Kappa honor and service society.

Dr. Scott was a member of the Kripalu Yoga Ashram in Lenox, Massachusetts where he became a certified Yoga Instructor and dropped over 200 pounds by adopting a healthier lifestyle. The weight loss resulted in a healing crisis, which compelled Dr. Scott to take care of his own spine. The great benefits received in chiropractic care awakened the innate healer in Dr. Scott leading him to dedicate his life to serving others through chiropractic.

Dr. Scott is a Member of International Chiropractic Association,

World Chiropractic Association, and

Chiropractic Association Australia.

Community Service is important to Dr. Scott and he has participated in:

Pittsfield Rotary

Berkshire Chamber of Commerce

Hands on Health NSW

Victorian Relief Food Drive

Toys For Tots

Christian Center Food Drives

Dr. Scott and his wife Greta self funded and created the first Chiropractic Mission to Sri Lanka in 2006.

They have also traveled the world and have brought Chiropractic care to people in Czech Republic, Germany, Singapore, Thailand, and Sri Lanka.

Dr. Scott is a natural born communicator and educator. He is available for community seminars and workshops. He has special interests in men’s health, dyslexia and ADHD, and addictions. He regularly conducts complimentary family spinal screenings at local shops and festivals.