Chiropractic has been a part of my life since the 8th grade when I suffered a minor back injury playing football. I was taken to a chiropractor by my parents who were big advocates of the profession after my mom was referred to one by a spinal surgeon as a last-resort to prevent major back surgery. The treatment saved her from undergoing surgery, as well as has provided her essentially 25 pain-free years… and counting.

My journey as a chiropractor began shortly after graduating from the University of Kentucky. My brother in-law , a chiropractor in central Kentucky, told me on many occasions that I should visit his office. After getting the opportunity to spend a day at his practice and seeing firsthand the positive effects of chiropractic care, I knew this is what I wanted to do with my life.

During my clinical experience while earning my degree in Radiology, I worked in emergency, trauma, surgical, inpatient and outpatient departments, as well as observed procedures such as port placements and kyphoplasties in Interventional Radiology. These procedures were necessary by the time I was working with these patients, and I recognized my drive to contribute to a healthcare pathway that would not only potentially prevent the need for some invasive procedures, but also increase the overall quality of life in those individuals.

Born and raised in South Dakota, I moved to Omaha 5 years ago. My passion for massage started when I was a kid and experiencing frequent migraines and tension headaches. Between getting regular chiropractic adjustments and massage therapy, the headaches were occurring much less frequently.