When you’re searching for answers, you deserve more than a quick appointment—you deserve someone who takes the time to listen.
I’ve always believed the brain is capable of far more than most people realize. My interest in neurodevelopment began early, as I experienced firsthand that every person learns, moves, and processes the world a little differently. That curiosity has shaped my career and continues to fuel my passion for helping others better understand their brains and nervous systems.
Today, I work with children (10+), student-athletes, active adults, and families who are looking for a deeper understanding of how the brain, nervous system, and body work together. Whether you’re navigating attention and focus challenges, recovering from a concussion, struggling with balance or dizziness, or dealing with pain that’s keeping you from doing what you love, my goal is to understand the whole picture and create a personalized plan that helps you move forward with confidence.
Before chiropractic school, I was a USA Rugby Development Academy athlete. Injuries and concussions sparked my fascination with rehabilitation and the remarkable adaptability of the nervous system. That path led me to Palmer College of Chiropractic, where I earned my Doctor of Chiropractic degree in 2020 and later served as a pediatric teaching assistant, helping educate future chiropractors.
One belief guides everything I do: the brain is designed to adapt. Sometimes it simply needs the right environment, the right challenge, and the right support. I believe the best care begins with listening, thoughtful evaluation, and helping people understand their bodies—not just their symptoms.
Originally from the New Richmond, Wisconsin area, I now call Minnesota home. Outside the clinic, you’ll usually find me coaching youth rugby, reading, spending time with family, or walking my dogs.
Whether you’re looking for answers for yourself or someone you love, I’m honored you’ve found Evergreen. I look forward to meeting you, hearing your story, and helping you discover what’s possible.
