Dr. John Anderson has always been interested in health and fitness, and loves being able to help his Onalaska and Sparta patients enjoy wellness. He chose to become a chiropractor because he viewed chiropractic as a great natural, drug-free approach to health care. For Dr. Anderson, the most fulfilling aspect about chiropractic is making positive changes in people’s lives that help make them healthier. 

When Dr. Brooke Huettner was 14 years old, she broke her leg in a skiing accident. Following the accident, she needed multiple surgeries to repair her leg. She had to use crutches and a walking cast for months. Dr. Huettner then turned to chiropractic and was able to do all of the rehab at the chiropractic office. After this, she knew she wanted to be a chiropractor and help people live healthier lives. 

Dr. Renata Anderson’s family has an extensive history of chiropractic use, especially by her father. She was always interested in natural health but was convinced that chiropractic was for her when she sought help from a chiropractor for a neck injury while in undergraduate school. He helped Dr. Anderson greatly and taught her about the healing power of the body. From that point on, she knew this was the profession for her. Dr. Anderson enjoys helping Onalaska children and families feel their very best. 

In college, Dr. Katie was looking for a career in health that didn’t require invasive care. As she started looking at her options, she fell in love with chiropractic care. She liked that it was a natural, drug-free and underutilized way to help many people heal themselves. “I didn’t want to end up prescribing drugs all day.” Another factor that influenced her decision to become a chiropractor was that a family member had positive results with chiropractic. 

Dr. Alex Allen grew up in Rochester, Minnesota and is the first chiropractor in his family. He enjoyed playing sports while he was growing up and would get adjusted by a chiropractor to help treat minor injuries. It wasn’t until he began to shadow a new chiropractor in town regularly that he saw how much of a positive impact that chiropractic can have on one’s overall health and wellness. This was when Dr. Alex knew he wanted to become a chiropractor. 

Dr. Mitch Anderson grew up in a small town in northwest Iowa and moved to the Coulee region in 2009. He first experienced chiropractic care following his first year of college. His experience from a single chiropractic treatment was such a positive one it changed his choice of studies during his undergraduate education. The more he learned about the health benefits of chiropractic care the more interested he became in a career in chiropractic. Since graduating he has found chiropractic practice to be very rewarding by offering people pain relief as well as improving their overall health by using non-invasive and drug-free treatments.

Dr. Lance Wulf grew up in small farming community in Northwest Iowa. He can recall going to the chiropractor with his father as a child and seeing how much respect his father had for his chiropractor and the help he recieved from him. This influenced his decision to become a chiropractor himself, wanting to have the same impact on peoples lives that his father and other family members had experienced. Once entered into chiropractic school, Dr. Wulf became increasingly interested in the benefits of diet and nutrition, along with chiropractic adjustments, to help people with a variety of condistions like arthritis, diabetes, autoimmune disorders, and more.

Dr. Kelly Dawson is originally from Northern Iowa but has lived in several states throughout the midwest. She knew from a very young age that she had an interest in natural health care. Her first experience with chiropractic was when she took a job in a chiropractic office as a doctor's assistant with a feeling that it would be life changing and it certainly was. After five years of enjoying her work there with patients, she knew she had to make a plan to finish her bachelor's in human biology and go to school to become a doctor of chiropractic.

Chiropractic care has been near and dear to Dr. Courtney Slaby’s heart from a young age. Her family has always sought out chiropractic care, and she utilized chiropractic as a teenager to recover from a sports-related surgery. This experience combined with volunteering and working with individuals with special needs during college allowed her to realize that chiropractic makes the difference. She believes in chiropractic care because it can advocate for individuals of all populations and allow them to take control of their health and well-being.