My name is Ashley Feldman. I grew up in Tyler, TX and have always been proud to call it my home. I attended Texas Tech University and graduated in 2003 with an Animal Science degree. Even though God sent me in a different direction, Animal science gave me the pre-requisites to get me started on my Chiropractic path.
In August of 2003, I moved to Atlanta, Georgia and this is where I met my husband, John. I decided to stay in Georgia and started Chiropractic school in 2004 at Life University in Marietta, Ga., graduating in June 2008.
I didn’t grow up going to Chiropractors, but I was given the book “Chicken soup for the Chiropractic Soul” and it just made sense. I got adjusted, had the best run ever, and I was hooked. I applied to chiropractic school the next day.
I have three very cool kids: Hayes, Emma and Jojo, and a wonderful husband, John. I love adjusting families, kids, pregnant patients, runners, golfers, etc. I never would have expected God to lead me down this path, but I am so happy He did. It is very much my passion, and I am so blessed to be in this profession serving such amazing patients and having the greatest office staff and work colleagues.
Dr. Hunter is a passionate and dedicated chiropractor who graduated in 2018, carrying on the legacy of his father, who is also a chiropractor. Growing up in the Panhandle area of Texas, Dr. Hunter was deeply inspired by the transformative power of chiropractic care, witnessing firsthand the natural healing that occurs through precise adjustments. These early experiences instilled in him a lifelong commitment to helping others achieve optimal health and wellness.
After meeting his wife in Dallas, Dr. Hunter relocated to Tyler in 2019, where he was quickly embraced by the warm, family-oriented community. The kindness and generosity of the people in Tyler motivated him and his wife to put down roots and make it their permanent home. Together, they attend church and are the proud parents of two young boys, building a life centered on family, faith, and serving the community.
Dr. Hunter is particularly passionate about serving families, including children and babies. His training equips him to work with prenatal patients, offering gentle and effective care that supports both mothers and their developing babies. Dr. Hunter believes that starting chiropractic care early in life can set the foundation for a lifetime of health and well-being, and he is dedicated to providing safe, compassionate care for every member of the family.
Dr. Hunter’s techniques include manual adjustments, activator, and myofascial release. He also specializes in Upper Cervical Chiropractic Care, a highly precise and gentle technique that requires additional training and expertise beyond standard chiropractic education. This specialized approach focuses on the alignment of the uppermost vertebrae in the spine, which can have a profound impact on the entire nervous system. Dr. Hunter has undergone extensive training to master this technique, ensuring that each adjustment is performed with the highest level of precision and care. His dedication to this advanced practice reflects his commitment to providing the most effective and individualized care for his patients, helping them achieve lasting relief and improved health.
Dr. Jen was introduced to chiropractic at a very young age. As an infant, she suffered from colic and her mother stated that chiropractic care made a monumental change. As a teenager, she suffered debilitating headaches multiple times per week. When her mother took her to see a chiropractor, she experienced immediate relief. She realized that chiropractic had positively changed her life multiple times and that it could do the same for many others. In addition to the relief she found from headaches, Dr. Jen witnessed the improvement in the quality of life that chiropractic care had afforded both her parents.
Dr. Jen comes from a military family. She was born in San Diego, California and spent her school years in North Carolina and Virginia. She attended the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia where she received her Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology in 2005. She then made the cross-country road trip to San Jose, California where she attended Palmer Chiropractic College and graduated in 2009.
In 2021, Dr. Jen, her husband and two sons moved to Tyler, Texas to be closer to her family. Before making the move to Texas she owned a pregnancy and pediatric focused chiropractic clinic in San Jose, California for 7 years.
Dr. Jen is an active member of the local chiropractic community and newly appointed board member of the Texas Chiropractic Association.
Monnie graduated from Stone School of Massage in 2023. She has advanced her practice with medical massage, myofascial release and cupping through continuing education. She also specializes in sports massage, prenatal massage and hot stone. Monnie's main goal is to continue to grow in techniques to help people feel better.
My name is Shenika Miller, and I am approaching my seventh year as a Licensed Massage Therapist. I am also a proud mother of three—two daughters and a son—and I wholeheartedly believe in the importance of continual growth, both personally and professionally.
I am deeply passionate about expanding my knowledge through continuing education, not only to enhance my own wellbeing but to better serve my clients by tailoring each session to their unique needs. Over the past year, I have focused my practice on Oncology Massage, Manual Lymphatic Drainage, and Sports Therapy, with the ultimate goal of providing palliative care for oncology patients and specialized post-surgical care for clients recovering from procedures.
Throughout my career, I have earned certifications and achievements in a wide range of modalities, including Cryo Therapy, Swedish, Deep Tissue, Myofascial Release, Reflexology, Prenatal Massage, Facials, Aquatics, Trigger Point Therapy, Oncology, Postural Assessment, Sports Massage, Stretching, TMJ Therapy, Vichy Shower, CBD Integration, Cupping, and Fibromyalgia-focused therapies.
Before becoming a massage therapist, I worked in law enforcement with the Parole Division, spent many years in telecommunications, and taught sixth-grade mathematics—careers that all deepened my appreciation for service and discipline. Though I no longer teach in the classroom, the passion to educate and uplift others remains at the heart of everything I do.
Faith and family are central to my life. My family and I love our church community and faithfully pray together, drawing strength and purpose from our shared belief that healing—whether physical, emotional, or spiritual—begins with love and compassion.I recently applied and was conditionally accepted into the Occupational Therapist Assistant program in which I am very excited about . I look forward to all .