I was first introduced to chiropractic from a running injury back in high school with IT band pain. While getting long-term benefit for seeing the athletic trainer for the first two months of the injury, there was no immediate relief, until I was referred to the local chiropractor where I limped into the office and was able to go on a pain-free run later that day.

From that experience, I knew what my life mission was, and that was to give hope to others. I received my bachelors in biological sciences from Western Michigan University to then get my Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Logan University. I am licensed working as an independent contractor out of McCauley Chiropractic in downtown Rochester, Michigan.

While I graduated in the newer generation of chiropractic with fancy equipment and therapies, my hands-on approach is “old school.” I keep chiropractic simply chiropractic. Where I differ is the lens that I view pain, and that is through the biopsychosocial model. This means that pain is a triad of: anatomical pain generators like intervertebral discs, psychological like stressors, and sociological like who is in your social group. These are all factors that play a direct role in your ability to heal and health and well being.