Primal Care Center
Chiropractic Prof. Corp.

Back to the basics of self, we strive to provide the necessary tools, information, treatment and support for your journey.  
Evidence based whole body wellness centred around 
finding the root cause of your concern. 

New Patients:  We are currently not accepting new patients. This status changes periodically depending on availability. We also do not accept active SGI or WCB cases. 


Established Patients: Should you require acute care prior to the current availability on the schedule, we encourage you to add yourself to the wait list with the days and times you are available in order for us to be able to contact you in the event of a cancellation or emergency slot being available, in addition to booking the next available appointment slot.

Please Note: We do not currently have other practitioners besides Dr. Nadeau at our office, however here are alternate options:

- For those who have previously seen him, Dr. Al Schulte at Associated Chiropractic Clinic in Melfort, is available on Tuesdays/Wednesdays/Thursdays. schultesiwakburgis.com

- Dr. Kendra Chernoff and Dr. Zach Richardson are available for new patient consults including SGI and WCB at 2nd Ave. Chiropractic in Saskatoon. 2ndavechiro.com

All of these doctors will be in contact with Dr. Nadeau as necessary regarding care.

Our schedule is currently posted for summer 2025 with no availability or acute care slots available for August 15th to 26th. We encourage patients to book time slots ahead as we do our best to accommodate last minute requests. 
  
Primal Care Center is integrative health care with neuroscience-based research and evidence-based treatment at its heart. We have a team approach to whole body wellness consisting of chiropractic, active clinical research, infrared goggle-guided vestibular and ocular rehabilitation, primal health coaching, MovNat coaching, nutritional counselling as well as Nutritious Movement Certified Restorative Exercise instruction. We focus on the primal factors: your balance, breath, nutrition and movement.  We are here to provide you with the support, knowledge and tools to optimize your function and wellbeing. 

Dr. Joelle Nadeau, MSc PhD DC

Chiropractor Neuroscientist

 Joelle Nadeau received her Doctorate of Chiropractic from the University of Western States in 2019. Prior to that, she earned her Master's of Science researching neuropathic pain mechanisms and her PhD investigating electrical stimulation and acute intermittent hypoxia as treatments to enhance peripheral nerve regeneration at the 
University of Saskatchewan. 
 
  • Joelle Nadeau's interests lie at the crossroads of chiropractic and neuroscience.

    She is staff to the department of Family Medicine, division of Chiropractic within the Saskatchewan Health Authority and has privileges in all of the hospitals in Saskatoon.

    In addition to patient care, she is passionate about research and her numerous collaborations with colleagues. Should you be interested in research, please do not hesitate to ask her about past and current projects.  
Rylan Berton

Primal Health Coach, MovNat Trainer, and Nutritious Movement certified Restorative Exercise Specialist

I'm committed and passionate about helping people optimize their health to reduce or eliminate pain and discomfort;  to feel amazing and energized every day. This can be achieved through optimizing your dietary nutritional input and your nutritional movement input.   
Read an interview by Paul Montreal with Rylan here
Restorative exercise is a blend of natural human movement, whole body alignment, and bio mechanics. Restorative exercise aims to bring your body back to the way it was designed to be used. How we move has as much of an effect on our overall well being as what we eat. I will help guide you through moving differently and more efficiently throughout your day, to strengthen and activate under-utilized areas of your body, as well as make new mind body connections to help you move in ways you thought were lost to you. We help you activate 100% of the muscles in your body instead of the typical 25%. Restorative exercise is applicable to everyone, from a well established athlete, to someone who simply wants to better mobility.