I am a lifelong resident of Northwest Indiana. I was born and reside in Chesterton with my husband Tom and two children Lyla and Lucas. After sustaining multiple knee injuries and four knee surgeries as a teenager, I looked into the conservative health care field for more understanding once my basketball career ended. I always had an interest in muscles and anatomy, and that proved to be my calling once I graduated from Denison and began my journey into chiropractic school.

During my four years at NUHS, I started a sports rehab club where we teamed up with local sporting events and helped treat athletes. I found my passion. I knew there was a better way than the route I had taken after my knee injuries. I was sent directly from the athletic trainer at my high school to an orthopedic surgeon, where I was given two options: Stop playing basketball or have surgery to try to “fix” the problem.

It became apparent that my problem was not fixable with surgery when I was told after the last one that I could no longer run. Ten years after my surgeon told me that, I ran again. I ran 1 mile. I took everything I learned from school, other practitioners I met, athletes I had treated in school and my own knowledge of my injuries and I “fixed” my problem. Two years after I ran that first mile, I ran my first marathon.

I think it’s important for patients to understand that there are other treatments out there besides the standard course that the major medical community presents today. There are great alternative and conservative therapies that are attaining amazing results and I’m glad to be a part of that group of practitioners. My passion is to treat those that want to get better. I love helping athletes, but I also treat children, grandparents and everyone in between.

I am a lifelong resident of Northwest Indiana. I was born and reside in Chesterton with my husban... Read More

I first discovered the amazing power of the human body during my early college days, thanks to an inspiring anatomy professor and chiropractor. Learning that our bodies have the incredible ability to heal themselves sparked my curiosity about how I could help others harness this inner strength and heal from within. Since then, I’ve dedicated my life to empowering as many individuals as possible through the transformative journey of chiropractic care.

After graduating from Portage High School, I pursued my bachelor’s degree in liberal studies at Purdue University Northwest in Westville, IN. There, I proudly co-founded our campus’s very first chiropractic-based club, “ChiroClub.” Following that adventure, I spent four fulfilling years at Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport, IA, where I earned my Doctor of Chiropractic degree.

I am also thrilled to have earned my Webster certification, which equips me with specialized skills to provide exceptional care for pregnant mothers and their newborns. This certification enhances my ability to support families during such an important time in their lives, ensuring they receive the attention and expertise they deserve.

When I’m not at the wellness center, I enjoy mushroom foraging, trying new fun foods and adventuring with my wonderful husband, Ron, whose company makes every excursion unforgettable.

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Meghan is a dedicated and compassionate licensed massage therapist with over 16 years of experience in clinical massage in the chiropractic field. Meghan also specializes in TMJ work, Prenatal Massage, Graston and Cupping Techniques. She is committed to providing personalized care to each patient. Her goal is to achieve balance and relieve pain and tension for patients during each session. Meghan has a 5 year old daughter that is her pride and joy and favorite beach/hiking buddy. She also enjoys running local races/trails in her free time.

Meghan is a dedicated and compassionate licensed massage therapist with over 16 years of experien... Read More