Our Doctor

Dr. Ken Edgar, DC, Dipl.Med.Acup (IAMA)

Following my high school graduation at the age of seventeen in 1974, I embarked on a transformative journey by immersing myself in the practices of Kundalini yoga, the yoga of awareness, within a yoga ashram. This period was characterized by rigorous daily sessions of 2 ½ hours devoted to Kundalini yoga and meditation, complemented by the acquisition of massage techniques and Asian yogic bodywork. Concurrently, I assumed the role of instructor, sharing my knowledge of yoga and meditation with others.

Subsequently, I pursued higher education at Cal State LA, focusing on pre-med, biology, and cell physiology/genetics.

In 1989, I graduated with honors, Magna Cum Laude, from Cleveland Chiropractic College- Los Angeles, earning both a Bachelor's degree in Human Biology and a Doctorate in Chiropractic. This milestone marked the commencement of my professional career, as I established my inaugural practice in Malibu, California, collaborating with the Malibu Gym. Here, I collaborated closely with athletes across various levels of proficiency, including elite and professional tiers, as well as individuals within the entertainment industry. My treatment methodology evolved to incorporate biomechanical analysis, Chiropractic adjustments, myofascial release, and Kundalini yoga, with a focus not only on alleviating pain but also on fostering strength, flexibility, and coordination for enhanced bodily comfort and mental tranquility.

Continuing my pursuit of knowledge, I engaged in coursework under Dr. Jeffrey Bland, a pioneer in functional medicine, subsequently contributing to the development of my treatment paradigm through the integration of biochemistry, diet, and nutrition with Chiropractic care.

Building upon this foundation, I pursued additional expertise in acupuncture, undertaking a postgraduate course accredited by the New York College of Chiropractic through the International Academy of Medical Acupuncture in 1996-97. This expanded repertoire enabled me to offer comprehensive treatment modalities encompassing biomechanical analysis, myofascial release, Kundalini yoga, nutrition informed by biochemistry, and acupuncture.

Further augmenting my skill set, I attained certification in Dr. Brimhall's "6 Steps to Wellness" methodology, enhancing the scope and efficacy of my therapeutic interventions.

In 2000, I had the privilege of encountering Chhoje Rinpoche, a revered Tibetan meditation master, who graciously accepted me as a student and imparted invaluable teachings on meditation and mindfulness. Since then, I have commenced each day with a renewed commitment to meditation and mindfulness, recognizing their profound impact on my ability to empathetically discern and address the unique needs of my patients.

Dr. Ken Edgar