Chiropractor Dynamic

 Dr. Jean Laine is a highly educated and trained chiropractor who is devoted to making his patients’ lives better through chiropractic care. He values advancing his education and continually fine tunes his practice and techniques, staying committed to providing the most up-to-date, technologically advanced treatments. Dr. Laine earned his Bachelor of Science from Long Island University in 2001. He received his Doctorate in Chiropractic in 2004 from New York Chiropractic College and is also a member of Phi Chi Omega honor’s society. Additionally, Dr. Laine is certified in Trauma and Personal Injury Protocols as well as Crash Dynamics and the Trauma Victim. From childhood, Dr. Laine discovered a passion for helping others and giving back to his community. He comes from a family of helpers and do-gooders and was influenced by his parents’ professions as school teachers. He grew up watching his father, who was also a minister, lead his local church. It inspired him to become dedicated to his practice. In 1985, Dr. Laine and his family received their green cards and moved to Brooklyn, NY.  Dr. Laine embraced his new American lifestyle but still pays tribute to his Haitian roots and involves himself with the local community.

Who We Serve:

Chiropractic Care

Our experienced team of chiropractors are knowledgeable in spinal and chiropractic adjustments. The purpose of spinal adjustments is to return the spine to a natural state of health and to reduce pain, muscle spasms, and nerve irritation, so you can enjoy your life pain free. 

Auto Accident Injuries

We understand the stress and pain patients are in following personal injury accidents. We analyze, diagnose, and create an individualized treatment plan for whiplash and soft tissue injuries. We will thoroughly explain your treatment and update your insurance agency on your behalf. 

Work Related Injuries

Most work injuries are caused by overuse and repetitive stress injuries. Overtime, small tasks done with poor posture can lead to acute and chronic pain, which can result in reduced worker productivity, lost time from work, disability, and an inability to perform job tasks.