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 A native of Fond du Lac, Dr. Miller received her B.S. from Marian College in 1992 and her Doctor of Chiropractic from Logan College of Chiropractic in Chesterfield, MO in 1995. In addition to being an Instructor at Logan from 1997-1999, and a current instructor at Fond du Lac MPTC, Dr. Miller has been treating chiropractic patients in the Fox Valley since 1999.Dr. Miller holds among her certifications that of Chiropractic Sports Practitioner and Active Release Technique (ART) provider, requiring annual education in the latest sports chiropractic treatment techniques. The annual Ironman competition in Madison is directly related to chiropractic sports. Dr. Miller volunteers to treat the athletes for their sports related problems up to 3 days before the competition. Dr. Miller has been volunteering at the Wisconsin Ironman since 2002. Athletes from all over complete in swimming, biking and running a marathon which they do in one day. She also uses a variety of hands-on chiropractic techniques based on patient needs and a holistic approach to patient treatment. Among those techniques are: Gonstead, Diversified, Flexion Distraction, Upper Extremity and Spine Active Release Technique, Thompson and Activator. “My patients are as much a part of the treatment regimen and successful outcome as I am.”  Chiropractic is a natural method of health care, utilizing a non-surgical and drug-free approach to healing. It deals with the close relationship between the spinal column and the muscular and nervous systems. Every cell, tissue and organ in the body is controlled by the nervous system. When there is a restriction or misalignment in the spinal column, due to injury or repetitive stress, such as poor posture or biomechanics, pain is often the result.The goal of chiropractic is to remove these restrictions and misalignments, restoring the body’s normal biomechanics and allowing the natural healing processes of the body to function. “It is important to treat each patient not only according to their symptoms, but to consider the mechanism of injury and the patient’s comfort level with a given treatment technique.”  Dr. Miller, her husband Steve, and their son Macallan live in Fond du Lac. She is currently trained as an instructor for CPR at the American Red Cross. Post-Graduated education has included seminars in Impairment Rating, Risk Management, Active Release Technique, Boundary Training, Cervical Acceleration/Deceleration Trauma and Whiplash, Certified Chiropractic Sports Practitioner, Neurology, Basic and Advanced Acupuncture and Sports Medicine.Dr. Miller is a provider for FABOH, MultiPlan/WPPN, Network, BlueCross & BlueShield, HCN, Cigna, WPS/ChiroCare, AHC, and United Health Care. Most insurances accepted, please check with your carrier for information on coverage. Current professional memberships include National Job Corps Alumni, Speakers Bureau, Women in Community Service Mentor and Women in Management. Dr. Miller is accepting new patients at (920) 921-9100. Let us maximize your health through body, mind and spirit. |
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