Brian Cook, DC

Nicest and most professional guy you will ever meet. He truly cares about your progress and well-​being. I felt like the last chiro I had got me in and out as quickly as possible with minimal work. Dr. Cook will really work his magic and makes sure everything is working for you. I can’t recommend him enough.

Courteous, responsive and a super-​star with technique.
I’ve been on a computer 8+hrs a day for 18 yrs. It takes a toll. Add a car accident and you’ve got the perfect storm. I was doing regular chiropractic treatments for my neck, shoulder, upper back and I think in long term it did more harm than good.
Dr Cook explained ART really well and within a few treatments, I noticed a significant change. It’s not a miracle cure (if you continue with bad posture and excessive computer use with little breaks), but he’s really good and believes in finite treatments. Not endlessly doing adjustments and no sudden cracks like many chiropractors.
Now I see him when things feel a bit off and he works the magic. Highly recommend.

I’ve been meaning to write this review for awhile now.
Put simply, Dr. Cook is great and I highly recommend him. Most importantly he is very knowledgeable and was able to help me with the back problems I had been having.
Other than being a great doctor, what sets Dr. Cook apart is that he really provides great customer service.
He takes the time to listen to you and answer any questions you might have and you never feel rushed through the process when you’re with him.
It’s been great to find someone who truly cares about your recovery.

This may be a backwards compliment, but I saw Dr. Cook three of four times for a nasty case of sciatica. I’d also initiated care with my GP and an Orthopedist. Dr. Cook did all he could for me, but I simply wasn’t responding, and after the fourth or fifth visit he very honestly told me, he thought he couldn’t help for the moment. I felt sure that I’d made the right choice in seeing in and happy to find such a completely honest chiropractor (not that they are not honest). I don’t know what better recommendation I could give. Finally through a combination of medication and some PT, I’m 90% past the sciatica. I do consider Dr. Cook a worthwhile stop on my road to recovery and I will certain be seeing him again. Seriously, this guy rocks.

I was hesitant to write this review because I’m afraid the secret will get out about Dr. Cook. I’ve worked with chiropractors for the better part of 10 years and Dr. Cook is the best. Competent and honest, he is on the cutting edge of his profession. For anyone dealing with any injury, this should be your first stop.

Dr. Cook’s work over the past 5 weeks has transformed my 8+ yr IT band injury from debilitating to little pain. I was completely sidelined from running for the past 6 months. I’m three weeks into jogging again and it feels wonderful. Highly recommend.

I am a big fan of ART (Active Release Therapy)! My first experience was with IT band pain that I experienced while training for a marathon, not as an athlete, but as a cancer survivor who felt the need to do something outside of my comfort zone. As a non-​runner, the training helped me to reach a half marathon distance, but my IT band would tighten up at that point. I met a chiropractor/​ART provider at the training sessions, and my experience with this technique was miraculous, and I was running again in a few weeks.
Seven years forward, I was experiencing not only knee pain, but entire leg pain from my foot to my hips due to pressure from a new chair at my department’s new building. I had to stop 3 or 4 times because of the pain, while walking to my car just one block away. I found Dr. Cook through Unilocal while doing an online search and found that his office is very close to where I work. His office is inside World Gym. I have been able to find street parking with relative ease, and his appointments start promptly. After a few weeks, I started to worry and became frustrated that this was going to be a long road to recovery, or that I wouldn’t recover back to normal. Shortly after that, I suddenly was walking a bit better with less pain, and a little after that, he said I should be fine (just keep doing the stretches), and call him if necessary. Honestly, at that point, in my mind I felt that I still needed to continue the sessions. But he was right, and I’ve been pain free ever since (with stretching). He’s a great guy. If you haven’t tried ART, I highly recommend it. It fixes the source of the pain – without the need for drugs!

A1 Adjustments — Dr. Cook has magic hands. I feel like a new person after every visit.

Dr. Cook has gotten me through some rough times. He practices Active Release Therapy (ART) and is a licensed Chiropractor. That means he can target both soft and hard tissue.
What does this mean?
It means that when my IT band is tight, my back is killing me, I’ve got a bad case of swimmer’s shoulder, and my calves are each one big knot, he stretches me out like nobody’s business and pops all my vertebrae right back where they need to be. The man is a freakin’ genius!
Seriously, folks… He got me through my first half marathons and triathlons. I’d walk in with all my muscles tight and screaming, he’d work his magic and I’d be a whole new woman. Also, when I spent over 6 months recovering from a broken foot and then knee surgery and my shoulders were completely messed up from all the time on crutches, he’s the only way I was able to make it through each week without curling up into a little ball of pain. He then kept me loose and pain free enough to run my first marathon.
His office is conveniently in the World Gym at 16^th and DeHaro. If you are an athlete or just play one on TV, I highly recommend you check him out.