Dr. Lacey grew up in Winterset, Iowa, where she first discovered her dream and goal of one day becoming a chiropractor. At age 14, while at a “Women in Engineering Day” at Iowa State University, Dr. Lacey heard a chiropractor speak about chiropractic philosophy and her life has never been the same. Hearing that “the body has an innate, inborn intelligence capable of healing itself naturally” was a brand new idea for her and one in which sparked an immense interest in her young mind. The interest turned to passion over time as Dr. Lacey moved closer and closer to her goal. Graduating from the University of Northern Iowa with a B.A. in Biology was her next step before heading to the leading chiropractic college in the world, Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport, IA. Dr. Lacey graduated with honors from Palmer, while spending 20+ hours a week at an off-campus internship, where she spent her time studying the Gonstead System, working with patients directly and teaching younger students how to further their chiropractic technique.

Dr. Lacey is passionate about her job because everyone deserves to know their bodies are designed to BE HEALTHY, and chiropractic makes this possible. By reconnecting the brain’s primary communication pathway with the rest of the body via the chiropractic adjustment, we are “turning on” the body’s own abilty to heal itself from the inside out. Dr. Lacey gets to see healing happen every single day, and it never gets old!

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As a freshman in college, Dr. Jen decided she wanted to become a chiropractor after a 6-week bout of severe insomnia was resolved upon beginning chiropractic care. She began to understand the importance of the nervous system and its control over every organ and function of the body. She went on to complete her chiropractic education at Palmer College of Chiropractic, the Fountainhead of chiropractic. Upon graduating, Dr. Jen was nominated by her peers and selected by a faculty panel for the distinguished Virgil V. Strang Philosophy Award. This award goes to the student who most exemplified strong contributions to the philosophical principles of chiropractic.

During her time at Palmer, she also was a member of the prestigious Troxell Intern Program where she clocked over a thousand hours of training in the Gonstead System of Chiropractic. She served as the Head Intern for over a year.

Dr. Jen has also completed over 200 hours of advanced training with the Gonstead Methodology Institute, and continues to attend seminars and sit under the mentorship of seasoned and accomplished Gonstead chiropractors. Additionally, she is certified in the Webster technique for pregnant women and trained in cranial adjusting for children.

In her free time, Dr. Jen can be found spending time with her husband, Lane, and son, Ezra; scouting out the best local coffee shops, cooking or gardening.

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Dr. Halee grew up in Bismarck, North Dakota where she obtained her B.S. degree in athletic training from the University of Mary. She went on to continue her chiropractic journey by attending Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport, Iowa.

While at Palmer, Dr. Halee was a privileged participant of the Troxell Intern Program; a program which started in 1968 to help chiropractic students gain a thorough education of the Gonstead technique. By participating in this program, Dr. Halee attained many hours outside of school teaching other students, assisting doctors with x-rays and examinations, and attended multiple seminars to perfect her skills. Dr. Halee also attended Dr. Herb Woods’ bootcamp twice, where she spent over 200+ hours of learning and practicing the Gonstead technique. She continues her passion and love of the Gonstead technique by serving as an instructor with the Gonstead Methodology Institute and attending seminars year round.

For the past few years Dr. Halee lived on the beautiful island of Oahu, Hawaii where she worked at a local family practice. While she was there she was able to care for multiple families of all ages including athletes, military personnel and hard working locals. She was able to help an array of community members who testimonies include: patient’s relying on a cane to walk and now no longer needs the cane at all; pregnant momma’s have smooth unmedicated births; newborn babies with issues spitting up or sleeping; athletes being able to deadlift their goal weight; military pilots fly helicopters with no pain; children with autism or specific learning disabilities see behavioral and physical improvement. With her knowledge and experience she has gained over the past few years practicing the Gonstead technique, Dr. Halee now begins her journey of serving patients in the community of Ames, Iowa. In her free time, Dr. Halee enjoys outdoor running, working out at the gym, spoiling her niece and nephew, and exploring this new town she can call home.

Dr. Halee not only has a passion for serving patients, but also has a passion for teaching and helping others understand the importance and benefits of taking a holistic approach to their health. As your healthcare provider Dr Halee creates an atmosphere in which every patient is valued, understood, and cared for on their individual healing journey.

Dr. Halee grew up in Bismarck, North Dakota where she obtained her B.S. degree in athletic traini... Read More