chiropractic

Gretchen Andreis, D.C., has been practicing
chiropractic for 15 years. She graduated cum laude from
Palmer West in San Jose,    California, and holds a
Bachelor of Science    degree in Zoology from the
University of Washington. She has also completed a
post graduate course in sports injuries.
Her   participation in gymnastics and her experience with
dance and other athletics compliments her knowledge of
anatomy, physiology and biomechanics.
Other specialties include personal   injury cases,
repetitive stress injuries and canine chiropractic.

Alicia Andreis Pflueger, D.C., is a Marin native.
She began working in the chiropractic field over 22 years
ago as an office manager. As her interests grew she moved
into working one-on-one with patients as an exercise and
physical therapist. She practiced as a certified massage
therapist for six years before earning
her doctorate in 1991 from
Palmer College of Chiropractic-West.
Dr. Pflueger is a mother of two, who enjoys working with
families of all sizes, women in all stages of pregnancy, and
children of all ages.

Chiropractors focus on the nerve system,
(the brain and spinal cord) which manages the body’s vast
chemical interactions to help ensure proper function.
The brain sends messages through the spinal cord across
a huge network of spinal nerves to deliver information to
every cell,organ and system of the body.

When bones of the spine become misaligned or move out
of their normal position, they can distort the flow of
information from the brain to the body. Without the
proper information from the nerve system, the body cannot
function to its full potential.

Chiropractors gently correct these misalignments by
adjusting the spine, to correct the interference to the nerve
system and restore the body’s ability to control and
coordinate its many functions.

The art of chiropractic lies within the "adjustment"; the
correction of the spinal misalignments; to remove
interference to the spinal cord and the nerves that exit
between the bones of the spine.

Healing begins at the Center...