Amy has a strong interest in the problem solving aspects of chiropractic and enjoys searching for new techniques to aid the body to heal itself. Presently her interest in biomechanics expresses itself through Functional Movement Screening, FAKTR, ART (Active Release Technique), and Graston, the combination of which has contributed to new levels of success with stubborn and unresolved cases. Amy’s genuine nerdy interest in research has resulted in an open mind regarding all different techniques of healing and a wide network of peer practitioners in multiple disciplines. As a result, we enjoy an extensive referral database.

Amy is a current member of the American Chiropractic Association, The Chiropractic Association of Oregon, The American Chiropractic Sports Council and a graduate of Western States Chiropractic College and SUNY at Buffalo. After graduating Western States Chiropractic College, she worked as the director of women’s health at their outpatient clinic (teaching and supervising both students and colleagues both intrapelvic techniques and pap/pelvic exams), before opening a private practice with her husband Cliff. She is ART certified in Upper Extremity, Lower Extremity, Spine, Masters and presently studying ART biomechanics for certification. Strong interests and private study: Grey Cook, Buchberger, Reinold, gait analysis, Chi running, forefoot running and Nerve Flossing. Hobbies: running, swimming, hiking, gaming and hanging with friends, travelling and a bit of crossfit. Biking, sewing and reading.