Dr. Lindsey Jaccard, D.C.

Dr. Lindsey Jaccard grew up in a small town just South of Overland Park, KS. After completing her education she moved back to the area and enjoys spending her free time with her husband and two children.

Dr. Jaccard started her educational career at Johnson County Community College, while there she participated in Track & Field for 2 years and earned her Associates in Arts and Sciences. After leaving JCCC she went to Manhattan, KS to attend Kansas State University. While at K-State she lived in the Clovia Scholarship House and earned her bachelors in Arts and Sciences with a major in Kinesiology. She then moved to St. Louis, MO to attend Logan College of Chiropractic. While attending Logan she became certified in Acupuncture and Applied Kinesiology. She was also taught Logan Basic Technique, Gonstead, and Cox Flexion Distraction. She took classes out side of school in Total Body Modification, Synergia as well as Nutrition. After graduating and earning her doctorate degree from Logan, she moved back home to Kansas to open her practice. Since being out of school she has been continuing her education in nutrition and chiropractic techniques, seeking the best treatment options for each patient. Dr. Jaccard is committed to promoting whole body health in the office.

Dr. Jaccard has been working with nutrition for 10 years now. She continue s to further her knowledge and education through reading as well as taking seminars. She has most recently completed more than 60 hours of training in Enzyme Therapy through the Loomis Institute of Enzyme Nutrition. She continue to research and look for therapies to better help her current and future patients.

Not only does she perform a unique form of Chiropractic (Advanced Biostructural Correction), but she also utilize clinical nutrition, Acupuncture,  and muscle testing to treat patients as needed.

In the office Dr. Jaccard takes a whole body approach in the treatment of each patient. She feels that it is important to  take the time to listen to each patient and their needs so that she can get a better understanding of their needs. By taking the time to listen to her patients she is better able to help them reach their health goals and treat them as an individual.




Last updated 07/2011