Eric Roseen, DC
Dr. Roseen came to Visions Medical Center with the goal of helping people to live actively by achieving optimum health and peak performance. Dr. Roseen uses an evidence-based evaluation and treatment process to go beyond pain management and assess every individual as a whole person. Although pain is a natural response indicating that something may be wrong with the body, it is often not the first indicator. Diminished performance, breathing problems, muscular spasms, tightness and fatigue can all be the precursors to pain and can indicate an abnormal movement pattern or a body that is not functioning optimally.
Dr. Roseen is an expert in the diagnosis and treatment of soft tissue which includes muscles, tendons, ligaments, and nerves. He integrates Active Release Technique® (ART), Graston Technique®, FAKTR, sports taping as well as gentle chiropractic manipulation to provide immediate results. Additionally, he incorporates nutritional guidance, individualized stretches, rehabilitative exercise and lifestyle counseling to empower patients to make changes that will impact their future wellness.
Dr. Roseen grew up in rural North Dakota and earned his Bachelors degree at Minnesota State University Moorhead, studying biology and chemistry. He received his Doctorate of Chiropractic degree from the University of Western States in Portland, Oregon. As a competitive athlete throughout high school and college, Dr. Roseen has a passion for movement and enjoys helping people to move better and to move more often. Whether it is injury rehabilitation, weight loss or an athletic goal, Dr. Roseen has the right blend of knowledge, experience and optimism to make the journey fun and easy. He personally continues to stay active through running, swimming and cycling.
Recent blog posts by Eric:
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Saturday, February 9, 2013
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10 Ways to Protect Your Back While Shoveling
Snow shoveling tips from chiropractor and North Dakota native, Dr. Eric Roseen.
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Saturday, November 17, 2012
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A Health Burden on the Rise
I had the honor of attending this years gathering of public health minded people and Hurricane Sandy stranded me on the west coast with my thoughts and the beginnings of a new blog series, ‘preventing low back pain – across the lifespan.’
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Tuesday, July 3, 2012
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Soft Tissue – the Hardest to Heal!
It is impossible to look at proper bodily function or performance without a close and careful eye on soft tissue – the muscles, tendons, ligaments, fascia and nerves, that collectively make up a major portion of our body mass. Soft tissues are what propel us, they are what hold us upright; soft tissues allow us [...]
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Sunday, June 10, 2012
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Pains and Gains of Gardening (Part 3 of 3)
The demands of your growing garden may lead to injury, but a speedy recovery and prevention of future injury will help you keep up with your crop and still enjoy the fruits of your labor! Many of the initial steps of planting a garden need to happen within a short amount of time. Gardeners often [...]
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Thursday, February 23, 2012
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Neck Pain – what is the best treatment?
What causes neck pain? Very often, neck pain can develop slowly from spending long hours at a computer or because your neck is straining to hold up your head while maintaining poor posture. Some have neck pain due to trauma such as car accidents or sporting injuries. Additionally, pain may result from sleeping in an [...]
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Wednesday, February 1, 2012
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Champion level care – includes chiropractic
Champion level care – includes chiropractic. First off, Go Patriots!!! Since moving to Boston I have thoroughly enjoyed living in the city of champions! It was very exciting to see the Bruins raise the Stanley Cup in 2011 and I look forward to watching the Patriots compete in the ultimate grudge match at superbowl forty-six. [...]
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Friday, October 7, 2011
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Is Your Posture Causing You Pain?
Whether you are sitting, standing or lying down how you hold yourself for long periods of time – your posture – influences your health. Although you may notice poor posture when you see it in others, do you grasp the importance of it in your own life? As a chiropractor, I always observe the posture [...]
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Friday, August 12, 2011
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Pleased to be part of the Sports and Physical Medicine Team!
My name is Eric Roseen and I am very pleased to join the Sports and Physical Medicine Department at Visions Medical Center. I look forward to helping you relieve your pain, achieve optimal mobility and educate you on how you can actively participate in improving your health! My care involves a thorough physical assessment and the [...]
