Personal Experience

 

Becoming a chiropractor wasn't on my radar until I experienced the benefits when I was an undergraduate student. After experiencing such a profound change in my health, I knew I needed to change my career path so that I could help others in the same way. 

 

Working with the pediatric and prenatal population has always been a passion of mine. However, when I welcomed my first son in 2020 I gained a firsthand experience on how much chiropractic can help during pregnancy. I am excited to be able to help others have the best pregnancy and birth experience possible.

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Education and Training 

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I received both my Bachelor of Science and Doctor of Chiropractic from Palmer College of Chiropractic, the first and largest chiropractic school in the country. I worked under a pediatric chiropractor during my time there, and I am trained in many different techniques such as Diversified, Thompson, Activator, and Webster, which is a specific technique utilized by a prenatal chiropractor.

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The training I am the most excited to bring to New Lenox, however, is my pediatric training. After my son was born with severe oral ties I realized how common, yet how overlooked these ties are today. I then began a more vigorous pediatric training program where I gained knowledge to help other parents who are looking for support for their little ones so that they can nurse, eat, and thrive how they are supposed to. I am trained not only in pediatric spinal adjusting but cranial, tonal, and structural adjusting.

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Outside the Office

 

 

When I'm not in the office, you can find me spending much of my time outdoors with my family and our 2 German Shepherds. I enjoy exercising and baking nutritious meals and healthier desserts with my toddler, Luca!