Dr. Brian Mles joined the family of The Joint Chiropractic healthcare providers in 2019 when he began working at the Avon and Parma locations. He attended Ohio State and Youngstown State universities and attained a bachelor’s degree in biology. He went on to get his doctorate of chiropractic at National College of Chiropractic/National University of Health Sciences.
“The best thing about being in the chiropractic field is helping people achieve a higher quality of life and educating patients on how to also help themselves,” Dr. Miles says. “I love seeing people smile through chiropractic care.”
A product of Northeast Ohio, he has practiced in Youngstown, Cleveland, Brunswick, Bedford and Norton.
“In my spare time, sports are a big part of my life,” he says. “Coaching my sons in football and baseball and attending their various games and matches in lacrosse and wrestling are my favorite hobbies.”
When he’s not watching or coaching his kids, his family likes watching their favorite sports teams -- the Browns, Indians, Cavaliers and Buckeyes.
They even named their dog Buckeye, although their turtle, Squirtle, is named after a Pokemon character because their son is such a big fan.
“I became intrigued by chiropractic after I suffered a back issue in high school while playing basketball,” Dr. Miles says. “Adjustments helped me get back and stay on the court. That’s when my desire to become a chiropractor was born.”
He’s excited about working in the Avon and Parma communities.
“What is great about The Joint is that the care is adjustment-focused -- that’s the root of chiropractic care,” he says. “The Joint team is comprised of high-energy people focused on serving their communities.”
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Dr. Miles says the one thing he always tries to have handy is water. “It doesn’t necessarily have to be in the fridge,” he says. “I do love a cold bottle of water, but I can drink it at room temperature too -- it's just nice to have it cold!”
He says that if he could bring any four people from history together for the dinner party of his dreams, he would include motivational authors “Zig Ziglar and Wayne Dyer to soak up their wisdom and knowledge, and Ohio State football coach Woody Hayes and Michigan coach Bo Schembechler to listen to them talk football and life.”
As for the coolest experience he could bring to that conversation, Dr. Miles says it’s pretty simple: “Everything in my life pales in comparison to being a father -- it’s the coolest thing I will ever do until I become a grandfather!”
