Lawrence Staff
Carrie Combs, CA
Carrie Combs has been the chiropractic assistant at the Lawrence clinic since 2013. Her job is to connect with people, to interact with them in a way that makes them feel comfortable and cared for in our clinic. Carrie and her husband, Tyson have a dog and two cats at home. In her spare time, she enjoys sailing, cooking, cross-fitting and reading. Carrie is passionate about chiropractic, and believes that it can create change that will last a lifetime.
Mary Kaiser, CA
Mary Kaiser: recently new to the chiropractic world has now been with the Rodrock family for a year. Mary enjoys the simple things in life: nature, hiking in the mountains, and her four legged daughter Riley.
Nichelle Nichols, Massage Therapist
Nichelle Nichols graduated from Massage Therapy Training Institute in 2007. She has nealry 11 years of expereince doing varirous soft tissue/muscle therapies. She works with her client using several massage techniques to help achieve their goals. Some of her techniques are:
Myofascial release/deep tissue massage – The primary goal is to reduce tension and increase range of motion. Often used to help with tendonitis and other forms of repetitive use injuries.
Chinese Cupping – This ancient therapy is very useful in releasing connective tissue. Cupping increases blood flow to the injury to promote healing while alao helping to rid the body of excess toxins and inflammation. See for yourself why many athletes, including Michael Phelps, are benefitting from this therapy!
Lymphatic drainage – This gentle massage technique is used to promote better circulation, and reduce inflammation. This modality is beneficial for people recovering from illness, or wish to reduce edema or fluid retention.
Mike Kelley, Massage Therapist
Mike Kelley specializes in clinical, sports, deep tissue massage. He has been a Massage Therapist for about 18 years and has a strong passion for helping people stay out of pain, as well as coaching for football and strength training.
He has been with us here at Rodrock Chiropractic since the very beginning and plays a huge part of our family wellness approach.
Schedule an appointment with him if you need a great massage and feedback on your daily movement patterns. (702)556-8714 or search www.schedulicity.com- Press & Stretch.
Baldwin City Staff
Nichelle Nichols, Massage Therapist
Nichelle Nichols graduated from Massage Therapy Training Institute in 2007. She has nealry 11 years of expereince doing varirous soft tissue/muscle therapies. She works with her client using several massage techniques to help achieve their goals. Some of her techniques are:
Myofascial release/deep tissue massage – The primary goal is to reduce tension and increase range of motion. Often used to help with tendonitis and other forms of repetitive use injuries.
Chinese Cupping – This ancient therapy is very useful in releasing connective tissue. Cupping increases blood flow to the injury to promote healing while alao helping to rid the body of excess toxins and inflammation. See for yourself why many athletes, including Michael Phelps, are benefitting from this therapy!
Lymphatic drainage – This gentle massage technique is used to promote better circulation, and reduce inflammation. This modality is beneficial for people recovering from illness, or wish to reduce edema or fluid retention.
Heather Jackson, CA
Heather has a bachelors of applied sciences from Washburn University. She moved back to Baldwin City in 2005. Heather started working for Dr Rodrock in 2007, at that time she was introduced to Chiropractic and all of the wonderful health benefits for herself and her family. Chiropractic has been a wonderful way that she can interact with people and continue to help them become healthier. Heather enjoys spending time with her family, being outside and spending time with her daughters and husband.
Cheri Ochsner, CA
Cheri moved to the Lawrence area in 2003 and has worked for Dr. Rodrock off and on until she came on full time in 2011. She has been around chiropractic care since she was little and loves to teach people how the body can heal itself. In her spare time she enjoys spending time with her husband and two boys going camping, hiking, out to the lake on their boat or just hanging out.
Jeanne Spradling, Reflexologist
Hi my name is Jeanne Spradling, I have been a certified Reflexologist since I was 22 I have been practicing for 15 years now and for the last 12 years with Rodrock Chiropractic Clinic. Reflexology is a wonderful therapy that works by focusing and stimulating the nerve endings in the hands and feet which creates a reflex response to the corresponding organ and tissues of the body. I leaned an all over body reflex, I work on the hands, feet, digestive systems and the sinus. Reflexology promotes relaxation, healing and helps the body regain normative balance. I also enjoy doing massage which is a manipulation of the muscles and connective tissues to reduce tension and enhance blood flow to promote relaxation and healing, I like to mix the two therapies together so my clients get the most out both therapies.
Cindi Thomas, Rolfer & Massage Therapist
Rolfing, also called structural integration, is a holistic system of bodywork that uses deep manipulation of the body’s soft tissue to realign and balance the body’s myofascial structure.
Rolfing helps to improve posture and bring the body’s natural structure into proper balance and alignment. This can bring relief from general aches and pains, improve breathing, increase energy, improve self-confidence, and relieve physical and mental stress. Rolfing has also been used to treat such specific physical problems as chronic back, neck, shoulder, and joint pain, and repetitive stress injuries, including carpal tunnel syndrome.