Long before I became a chiropractor, I was a kid who struggled with migraines.

When I was 18, I started seeing a chiropractor. Over time, I experienced a significant improvement in my migraines, and eventually, they went away.

That experience changed the way I thought about health.

I began to wonder:

What else might be possible when we look at the body differently?

I didn't know it then, but that question would eventually lead me to chiropractic school—and ultimately back home to Lubbock to build Well of Life Chiropractic.

While attending Texas Tech University, I had the incredible opportunity to serve as the 55th Masked Rider.

Being the Masked Rider was an experience I'll never forget.

It was also physically demanding.

Around game days, runs, and the responsibilities that came with the position, chiropractic became an important part of my routine to help keep my body working at its best.

Chiropractic wasn't just something I experienced as a patient anymore.

It had become part of my life.

And I started thinking seriously about becoming a chiropractor myself.

When I started chiropractic school at Parker University, I knew I wanted to learn as much as I could.

But one experience in particular changed the direction of my education.

I joined the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association (ICPA) pediatric club.

Through that experience, I began learning more about chiropractic care for children and pregnant women.

I saw the unique needs of growing families and became fascinated by the opportunity to care for people during some of the most important stages of their lives.

Pregnancy.

Infancy.

Childhood.

It was becoming clear that this was where I wanted to focus.

I graduated from Parker University in December 2020 and went to work alongside another chiropractor.

That experience was incredibly valuable.

I had the opportunity to learn from someone who was already caring for a large number of moms and children, and I gained practical experience working with families every day.

It helped me develop my approach to chiropractic and reinforced something I already believed:

Every patient has a story, and good care starts by listening to it.

But the experience that truly changed my perspective was still ahead of me.

In 2022, my twin daughters, Lorelei and Laikyn, were born at just 28 weeks.

Suddenly, everything I had learned about caring for children became deeply personal.

My girls spent months facing challenges that came with being born so prematurely.

As their dad, I wasn't looking at pediatric care from the outside anymore.

I was living it.

Month after month, I had the opportunity to care for my own children and watch them grow and develop.

And I saw something I'll never forget:

They were beating the odds that had been placed in front of them.

Today, Lorelei and Laikyn are four years old.

If you met them today, you would never know the struggles they faced when they entered the world.

They're running, playing, exploring, and keeping us on our toes.

Being their dad changed the way I look at pediatric care forever.

It gave me an appreciation for parents who are searching for answers, advocating for their children, and doing everything they can to give their kids the best possible start.

After everything I'd experienced—from my own migraines, to being the Masked Rider, to chiropractic school, to caring for moms and children, and finally becoming a father to premature twins—I knew what I wanted my practice to be.

I wanted to create a place where families could come and feel heard.

A place where we don't assume every person needs the same thing.

A place where we can take the time to understand the bigger picture.

And a place where parents don't feel like they're just another appointment on the schedule.

That's why I started Well of Life Chiropractic.

The name reflects what I believe about health.

Health isn't simply about reacting when something goes wrong.

It's about building a foundation for the life you want to live.

For families, that journey begins long before adulthood.

It begins during pregnancy.

It continues through infancy and childhood.

And it carries forward through every stage of life.

That's why Well of Life has a special focus on prenatal, pediatric, family, and neurological chiropractic care.

Before anything else, I want to hear your story.

What have you experienced?

What are you noticing?

What concerns you?

What are you hoping to accomplish?

I believe symptoms are important, but they're not always the entire story.

We look at the bigger picture and consider the individual in front of us.

You should understand what we're seeing and why we're recommending a particular approach.

You should never feel pressured into care you don't understand.

Your family isn't like every other family.

Your care shouldn't be either.

Chiropractic is one piece of a person's overall healthcare.

When another provider is better suited to address a particular concern, I believe in working together and making the appropriate referral.

My life outside the office is probably one of the biggest reasons I care so much about working with families.

Today, my family includes my wife, Katie, my six-year-old son Dawson, and my four-year-old twin girls, Lorelei and Laikyn.

We're usually doing something together.

We travel around the country showing rabbits.

We enjoy getting to the beach whenever we can.

And one of our favorite family traditions is collecting Junior Ranger badges at National Parks across the country.

Life with three kids is busy.

It's messy.

It's an adventure.

And I wouldn't trade it.

Being a husband and dad gives me a different perspective when another parent walks into my office.

I understand what it's like to worry about your kids.

I understand what it's like to want answers.

And I understand how badly you want to give your children every opportunity to thrive.

Lubbock isn't just where I opened a chiropractic office.

It's home.

Texas Tech was a major part of my story, and coming back to Lubbock gave me the opportunity to build something here that reflects what I believe healthcare should feel like.

A place where families are known.

A place where questions are welcome.

A place where people aren't rushed through the door.

And a place where we're willing to look a little deeper when someone needs it.

If you're looking for a chiropractor in Lubbock, you have plenty of choices.

But if you're looking for someone who will listen to your story, take the time to understand you or your child, and help you determine the best next step, I'd love the opportunity to meet your family.

You don't have to know exactly what you need before you reach out.

You just have to start the conversation.

Helping families develop healthy lives and bright futures.

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