I attended and graduated from Palmer College of Chiropractic in 1984 and have been practicing in Hartland, WI ever since.

I practice the Pierce System and Atlas Orthogonal, which are low force techniques.

HELPING MY PATIENTS THROUGH EVERY STAGE OF LIFE

The youngest patient I have treated is a newborn and the oldest patient is 103 years old. Patients find me for acute injuries, chronic injuries, headaches, numbness in extremities, shoulder pain, elbow/wrist pain, knee/ankle pain. I like working on them all.

It truly is a privilege to help and change the lives of patients over the last 37 years. My patients are like my family. It’s great to see them live healthier lifestyles and get back to living without pain. The longer I’m in practice the better it gets!

WHY I DECIDED TO BECOME A CHIROPRACTOR

My mom is the one who gave me the confidence and momentum to become a chiropractor. As a child, I had tonsilitis constantly and was put on antibiotics. My mom’s thought was if I was on antibiotics on a regular basis my body would start to become naturally immune to them. She took me to a chiropractor and after a few chiropractic adjustments, my tonsilitis was gone.

When I was a junior in high school, I had to start thinking about what career I might be interested in. My initial thought was that I wanted to become an environmental scientist. However, after hearing that 4 out of every 200 people find jobs in that field after graduation it inspired me to pursue another path.