Dr. DJ Goldstein’s passion for chiropractic began to take hold while playing a wide range of sports in high school and college. Sports were the focal point of his life growing up in Wimberley, Texas, a one-stoplight town outside of Austin. He played football, baseball, basketball, soccer, golf, and ran track in high school and continued track in college. His lower back problems began freshman year of high school, and this led him to his first chiropractic visit. After just one adjustment, he knew this was just what he needed. Regular chiropractic care kept him on the field and in optimal health throughout his high school and collegiate sports career.
Dr. Goldstein’s path to becoming a DC does not fit the norm. With a deep love for science and a passion for education, he had originally planned on pursuing a career in collegiate teaching and psychological academia. After years of working as a PhD student, teacher, and research psychologist at UC Irvine in California, he realized he was not on the right career path for him. His positive experiences as a chiropractic patient combined with his burning desire to help others led him to pursue his DC degree. He could think of no better career than one in which he can directly affect the lives of those around him in a positive way. It is his life’s mission to heal as many people as possible with his own two hands, and this is evident in his empathic care of his patients.
To help his patients achieve mobility and balance, Dr. Goldstein utilizes a combination of chiropractic manual adjustments, soft tissue work, neurological work, and education regarding therapeutic exercises and lifestyle in order to restore and maintain a healthy state of being for his patients. Dr. Goldstein believes the best way to ensure success of chiropractic therapy is to educate the patient and provide tools for them to utilize in their daily life to continue their healing in between clinic visits. Dr. Goldstein is also a certified practitioner of The Neurocentric Approach (NCA), which he uses to treat the most difficult cases. See the NCA section of our website to see if you qualify.
When he is not helping his patients, you will find him working out, playing guitar, or spending time with his lovely family (Dr. Jasmin Medeiros and his son Bodhi). They love hiking the gorgeous Pacific Northwest, spending time at the coast, and attending various music and arts festivals in the area.