Dr. Nenos Damerchie

Dr. Nenos Damerchie is a dedicated chiropractor and founder of Tree of Life Chiropractic in his hometown of Hamilton, Ontario. He earned his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College (CMCC) in Toronto—the only English-speaking chiropractic college in Canada. During his time at CMCC, Dr. Damerchie distinguished himself through active involvement in campus life, earning the prestigious Raymond Moss Award. He was also awarded a research grant from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) to conduct anatomical research, reflecting his early commitment to evidence-based practice.

After graduation in 2008, Dr. Damerchie began his career as an examination doctor in one of the busiest chiropractic clinics in the Golden Horseshoe region. Driven by a passion to serve his community, he soon opened Tree of Life Chiropractic, a family-centered practice focused on corrective and wellness care.

Beyond the clinic, Dr. Damerchie is actively involved in humanitarian and health initiatives. He served as the Canadian Director of the Assyrian Medical Society, a nonprofit committed to aiding children and families affected by war and famine in the Middle East. His leadership in the organization reflected the same values he brings to his practice: accountability, transparency, and integrity.

A lifelong athlete, Dr. Damerchie is an avid runner and triathlete, competing primarily in half-marathon events. He is also recognized in the broader Hamilton community as a health expert and media contributor. He has been featured on Cable 14’s Hamilton Life and hosts his own health-focused television segments, where he shares insights on spinal health, nutrition, mindset, and movement.

Today, Tree of Life Chiropractic is proud to serve individuals and families across Hamilton and the surrounding area, helping patients achieve vibrant health from the inside out.

“My passion is helping achieve their health goals by adopting a healthy lifestyle.”

~ Dr. Nenos Damerchie