DR. PAIGE MEYER
CHIROPRACTOR
I offer chiropractic and movement-based care for active people who want to keep doing what they love without feeling broken or old.
EDUCATION/ TRAINING
- Southern California University of Health Sciences – Doctorate of Chiropractic
- Montana State University – Bachelors of Art in English Literature
- Health Works Institute – Massage Therapy Program
- Montana State Board of Chiropractic Examiners – Licensed Chiropractor
- Mechanical Diagnosis & Therapy - McKenzie Part A Lumbar Spine and McKenzie Part B Cervical and Thoracic Spine
- Clinical Neurodynamics - Upper and Lower Extremities
- Ra Yoga Teacher Training – Lead Anatomy Instructor
How did you decide to go into your field?
I love getting body work, I love getting adjusted - basically I love being cared for and figured others do as well. And since being a “professional reader” was not in the cards, I took my other greatest skill and turned it into a remarkable career. After working for nearly a decade as a massage therapist, becoming a chiropractor was the natural evolution of the hands-on bodywork and thoughtful clinical analysis I was looking for!
What makes you unique in your field?
If I had to put it in one sentence I’d say “I shine at helping active adults stay mobile, strong, and doing what they love through a really special combination of body work, movement focused treatment, and a little levity”. What a mouthful! I consider myself an empathetic listener and a curious provider. Also, I really try to leave my ego out of my work. I trust my work as a practitioner - but I also trust that you know your body better than anyone else.
What makes you excited about your work?
Gosh, where to start? This is my dream job - even on the hard days. I love the work itself and the people I get to share it with. I can’t lessen your work load or tell your kids to pick up after themselves or force you to drink more water. But I CAN help your body feel better, heal faster, and better regulate itself. And surely that’s something! I think a lot of people feel like they just have to “live like this” i.e. with headaches and stiffness and afraid of movement. But I love finding ways to change that narrative for them. And I love getting to know my patients and their stories.
Favorite musician? Favorite food? Favorite TV show this year?
Currently;
Music - The Red Clay Strays
Food - Chicken enchiladas with green chilis and an inappropriate amount of sour cream
Show - Slow Horses (but really it’s Downton Abbey for life!)
