Touched my wife inappropriately while I was there picking her up. She abruptly moved away and said, "Clay! I told you not to touch me like that!", so apparently he even did it before and now, again after she told him that she didn't like it / it made her uncomfortable. Those are "Me Too" transgressions He may be talented, but his response to making my wife tell him to stop, was, "I touch all my patients that way." With no remorse, no inclination to stop.
January 2023
Clay groped my breast about 15 minutes into the appointment. I was getting bad vibes from even our initial phone call but I had patience for an elder. As the appointment began, he spoke very directly and accurately about self responsibility and the importance of habits in the first ten minutes. He was extremely gruff and intentionally provocative, but this was ok because I agree that habits of using my body are in part why I am in pain. However, I note that this conversation did provoke tears in me as I have been in constant pain for a week and he was being very intense (staring and leaning forward) and intentionally provocative (saying things like "you have had... read full review
November 2022
I found Clay Cox 12 years ago when I had plantar fasciitis after a podiatrist gave me terrible treatment. In only one appointment he worked on the causes of my pain and taught me how to manage it myself. I became curious about what other improvements he could make to my posture. He has a true gift and loads of knowledge. He spends a good deal of time with patients and teaches them how to help themselves. No pressure to return, no payment contracts like with so many chiropractors. Over the years, I have seen him as needed and with various physical manipulation techniques, he has corrected and taught me how to correct various troubles from heartburn to hip, back, and neck... read full review
Touched my wife inappropriately while I was there picking her up. She abruptly moved away and said, "Clay! I told you not to touch me like that!", so apparently he even did it before and now, again after she told him that she didn't like it / it made her uncomfortable. Those are "Me Too" transgressions He may be talented, but his response to making my wife tell him to stop, was, "I touch all my patients that way." With no remorse, no inclination to stop.
Clay groped my breast about 15 minutes into the appointment. I was getting bad vibes from even our initial phone call but I had patience for an elder. As the appointment began, he spoke very directly and accurately about self responsibility and the importance of habits in the first ten minutes. He was extremely gruff and intentionally provocative, but this was ok because I agree that habits of using my body are in part why I am in pain. However, I note that this conversation did provoke tears in me as I have been in constant pain for a week and he was being very intense (staring and leaning forward) and intentionally provocative (saying things like "you have had... read full review
I found Clay Cox 12 years ago when I had plantar fasciitis after a podiatrist gave me terrible treatment. In only one appointment he worked on the causes of my pain and taught me how to manage it myself. I became curious about what other improvements he could make to my posture. He has a true gift and loads of knowledge. He spends a good deal of time with patients and teaches them how to help themselves. No pressure to return, no payment contracts like with so many chiropractors. Over the years, I have seen him as needed and with various physical manipulation techniques, he has corrected and taught me how to correct various troubles from heartburn to hip, back, and neck... read full review