Town Crier Jan 10-16th, Vol 23, Number 2 by Carol Porter Town-Crier Staff Reporter While many were resting and trying to forget 2001, Royal Palm Beach chiropractor Dr. Scott Snyder spent the week between Christmas and New Year’s working at Ground Zero in New York City. Snyder worked three days for 10-hour shifts volunteering his chiropractic services to those in need— mostly police, fire and sanitation officers working months of long hours at the site. “Many of these officers are serving 12-hour shifts, working on pure adrenaline,” Snyder said. “Certainly the stress has been tremendous.” The unique honor came to…

Town Crier January 28, 2005 Royal Palm Beach chiropractor Dr. Scott Snyder was recently installed as the president of the Palm Beach County Chiropractic Society. Recognized as “Businessman of the Year” in 2000 by the Palms West Chamber of Commerce, Snyder has previously served as president of both the Royal Palm Beach Jaycees and the Royal Palm Beach Rotary Club. Most recently, Dr. Snyder was the recipient of a commendation by the City of New York for his volunteer work at Ground Zero after the 9/11 disaster. Dr. Snyder’s office is located at 11328 Okeechobee Blvd in Royal Palm Beach….

Town Crier April 15, 2005 Local chiropractor Dr. Scott Snyder was last week’s speaker at the Western Communities Business Associates meeting in Royal Palm Beach. Dr. Snyder has been practicing in the western communities since 1987 and is currently serving as president of the Palm Beach County Chiropractic Society. Snyder is presently involved with the Spine Research Institute of San Diego (SRISD) and is planning on attending their annual research project this summer. “Every year now for over a decade, the SRISD crashes a number of automobiles to obtain important information in regards to whiplash and permanent injury,” Snyder explained….

Town Crier May 27,2005 Royal Palm Beach chiropractor Dr. Scott Snyder was the featured speaker at last week’s meeting of the Royal Palm Beach Rotary Club. Dr. Snyder spoke on the subject of “Low Impact Automobile Crashes and Whiplash.” He explained that although many accidents occur that only result in minimal vehicle damage, they still often cause personal injury and impairment. Snyder is presently in training with the Spinal Research Institute of San Diego as an accident reconstructionist. He plans to be present at their 2005 crash testing in San Diego as a volunteer — although not actually in one…

Town Crier February 24, 2006 Over three million whiplash injuries occur each year resulting from motor vehicle crashes. Of these whiplash injuries, 500,000 people will have chronic problems, and up to 300,000 will have some degree of disability. Dr. Scott Snyder, a Royal Palm Beach chiropractor, said consumers need to be educated about the issues surrounding whiplash — both concerning its treatment and, more importantly, its prevention. In order to more effectively treat patients injured in motor vehicle crashes, Snyder recently became certified in Motor Vehicle Crash Forensic Risk Analysis at the CRASH 2005 International Whiplash Conference in San Diego,…

Dr. Snyder Completes Cranial Release Training West Palm Beach, FL February 15, 2015 Dr. Scott Snyder, a chiropractic physician based in Royal Palm Beach, has completed a four-day “mastery class” course of study in the Cranial Release Technique, a therapeutic, hands-on procedure designed to improve health by restoring proper function to the nervous system and proper balance to body structure. The chiropractor participated in the “mastery class” program in West Palm Beach, presented by certified instructors affiliated with Cranial Release Technique, Inc., a national training institute based in New York City. The organization trains healthcare providers in the philosophy, science…