I’ve always been drawn to caring for women, babies, children, and families, and some of the most meaningful moments in my practice have come from watching little ones respond to gentle, intentional care.

My journey into health and wellness started long before chiropractic school. I was a college athlete, competing in cross country and track, where I developed a deep appreciation for what the human body is capable of—and how important it is to care for it well. That experience sparked my interest in movement, recovery, and long-term health, and eventually led me into chiropractic.

Over time, I found myself especially passionate about supporting women through pregnancy and postpartum, as well as helping children grow and thrive with ease and comfort in their bodies. I also developed a deep love for treating entire families—because when one person in a household feels better, it often creates a ripple effect through everyone they love.

Outside of the office, I’m a wife and a mom, and that role has deeply shaped the way I practice. It’s given me a firsthand understanding of how important it is to feel supported, listened to, and cared for—especially during the seasons when life feels full and constantly changing.

Over time, I realized I wanted to create a practice that reflected the way I believe chiropractic care should feel—personal, unrushed, thoughtful, and centered around the individual in front of me.

Woven was created to be exactly that: a place where families can feel genuinely cared for through every season of life.