Hi! I'm Dr. Shreve

Dr. Margaret Shreve’s journey into chiropractic care began with a deeply personal experience—one that forever shaped her understanding of healing.
At just 14 years old, Dr. Shreve struggled with debilitating lower back pain. Moving between sitting, standing, or lying down was often impossible. Many days, her father had to pick her up from school because she simply couldn’t walk. After a series of unsuccessful visits to multiple chiropractors—ranging from adjustments on a coffee table to electric stimulation and massage therapy—she reached a breaking point. Following a painful appointment that left her unable to get off the table, she told her dad, “I never want to go back there.”
At the same time, her mother was facing surgery for severe carpal tunnel syndrome. A trusted friend suggested they try one more chiropractor—a referral that changed everything.
This fourth chiropractor was different. He took x-rays and pointed to her neck, not her lower back, as the source of the issue. What he explained made perfect sense, and within six months, both Margaret and her mother were experiencing profound healing.
By age 16, she saw the world differently. “I can’t even go to the mall,” she told her doctor. “Everyone is subluxated—I can see it in their posture.” Her chiropractor smiled and said, “Margaret, you must do this. You understand it. You get it.”
Today, over a decade later, Dr. Shreve combines that lived experience with a Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Sherman College, where she specialized in the Blair Upper Cervical technique. She brings both clinical expertise and deep empathy to her care—guiding her patients not just toward symptom relief, but toward whole-body wellness, nervous system regulation, and long-term vitality.
For Dr. Shreve, chiropractic care isn’t just a profession—it’s a calling. One she now answers for every patient seeking hope, healing, and a better tomorrow.