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Dr. Sebby is a board certified Chiropractic Physician and is full-body certified in Active Release Technique (ART). Dr. Sebby treats his patients with a holistic approach by incorporating chiropractic care, ART and functional rehabilitation to diagnose and treat the underlying cause of an injury. He provides the highest standard care to every patient, as well as he takes the time to educate and include his patients as partners in their therapy.
Dr. Sebby received his doctorate degree graduating Magna Cum Laude from Palmer College of Chiropractic. While attending school he worked in the Palmer Rehabilitation and Sports Injury Department and earned a scholarship playing for the school’s Division I Men’s rugby club. Prior to chiropractic school, Dr. Sebby graduated from Augustana College with degrees in Biology and Pre-Medicine. While at Augustana, Jon made it to the Division III playoffs in football and the national championships in track and field for javelin.
Dr. Sebby is one of only six doctors in the Chicago area that is a member of the ART’s Elite Provider Network; a group of physicians that resolves corporate employees soft tissue conditions through ART. He is currently treating employees at Loders Croklaan in Channahon. Dr. Sebby has also been instrumental with Healing Hero’s Network, a network of medical professionals that provide treatment to wounded veterans.
Dr. Sebby did his clinical preceptorship with Dr. Yoss and Dr. Josh Akin in 2010. After graduation, he worked with his hometown Chiropractor, Dr. Lardi, before coming back to Northfield to join the team at Chicago Chiropractic & Sports Medicine.
Certifications and Licenses
- Doctor of Chiropractic; 2010
- ART® (Active Release Techniques®) Certification in Upper Extremity, Lower Extremity, Spinal, and Nerve Entrapment
- Active Release Technique – Elite Provider Network
- Muscle Activation Technique – Lower Extremity
- Sole Supports Orthotics Provider
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