Hardison graduated from Parker University, College of Chiropractic in 1988. He attended Llano High School and played football for Angelo State at the University of Texas in El Paso. After injuries and surgery, Dr. Hardison joined the trainers staff at UTEP. This influenced his decision to attend the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston, School of Physical Therapy. He served patients in
large and small hospitals, and athletes on and off the field for over twenty years. While attending a medical convention out of state, Dr. Hardison woke up with a numb arm and severe neck pain. Fortunately, a member of Parker's board of regents was demonstrating a newly invented piece of traction equipment. This caught his eye, and he experienced great relief from these chiropractic adjustments. It was a challenge for him at first, his mindset was certainly "on the other side of the fence", coming out of the medical arena. However, he was greatly impressed with the rapid improvement and relief the adjustments gave him. this gift changed his belief in the healing attributes of chiropractic care, and he decided to attend Parker University to study it further. Now he can share these great attributes of chiropractic with others. Dr. Hardison treats patients with several "soft tissue" techniques, manual adjustments, kinesiology and nutrition. He continued to advance his studies in Applied Clinical Nutrition, enabling him to "help the body heal itself" both from the inside out and outside in. He enjoys working with all ages of people, from birth through the golden years.
