Meet Dr. Amy Crowe:

Personalized New Patient Chiropractic Services That Come to You

How did I become the chiropractor Kansas City women gladly welcome into their homes and trust with their care?

Growing up, I didn't have great examples of a healthy lifestyle. My father soothed deep hurts with alcohol. My mother cooked a lot of homemade meals, but she also tried all the diet fads and was too exhausted from her job to want to exercise. One thing she did consistently, though, was visit the chiropractor.

Before I was even born, she had her very first appointment and learned that chiropractic isn't pseudoscience. As the doctor palpated her spine, he asked, “How long has your gallbladder been bothering you?” Of course, she was shocked, because she hadn’t mentioned it. Why would a back pain doctor need to know about that?

He explained that nerves exit the spine between each vertebrae. Problems at those exit points can impact the nerves. This leads to pain and dysfunction near the spine or anywhere in the body, because nerves are how your brain and body communicate. Because of what my mother learned and experienced, I've enjoyed the benefits of chiropractic care my entire life.

As I approached the end of high school, our family chiropractor suggested I go into her field; she was passionate about it, as many chiropractors are. I had planned to become a teacher (spoiler alert: teaching is a huge part of my life now, as both a chiropractor and a homeschool mom!), but chiropractic was attractive, too. I truly enjoyed learning about the human body, though I had no real idea what chiropractic was all about. I enrolled at the Cleveland Chiropractic Kansas City campus and moved to Kansas City in 1999 with my husband.

Many of my friends and peers thrived on challenging their bodies

with exercise, mastering balance, and understanding the intricacies

of physiology. From my perspective, everyone around me was more

fit, remembered lessons more easily, and was better at adjusting

than I was; I thought that was how they were made, and definitely,

that I was not.

Nevertheless, I graduated and passed all 4 parts of my board exams, earning a bachelor’s degree in human biology, a doctorate in chiropractic, and a license to practice in the state of Missouri. I began to understand that anyone can create healthier thought patterns and lifestyle habits. I started to pay more attention to what I put into my body and onto my body and also how I used my body. Many years later, my health adventure is still unfolding. It hasn't been a straight path, but I've learned to persevere, give myself grace, and treasure the difference between consistency and perfection. I strive to blend that compassion with education and accountability in every treatment plan I recommend.

After graduation, I worked for an established doctor in the Kansas City area. Later, after just 1 year in my own practice, I realized that though I had worked hard to get where I was, mothering my children was my most valuable job. I was blessed to be a stay-at-home mom for the next 10 years.

In 2019, I began offering mobile chiropractic care as a way to serve women with my knowledge and skill while retaining the flexibility to be present for my family. Now, women welcome me into their homes and businesses and choose me as their trusted chiropractor because they feel cared for and cared about. They see the benefits of chiropractic care, and they get results.

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