Finn joined our family in July 2021, thanks to a twist of fate (and a lot of heart). Gracyn heard him crying in the woods next to our house, where he was tangled in vines by a long chain on an extremely hot evening. We brought him home, and he nearly climbed into the water bowl as he drank to his heart’s content. After some much-needed vet care and lots of love, this little fighter quickly grew on us — and before we knew it, Finn became part of the family.
These days, Finn proudly serves as our unofficial office therapy dog.
He’s always on duty, soaking up every bit of attention he can get.
(If you’re standing still, get ready — he’ll plug in like a Tesla for a
quick recharge of affection!)
When he’s not greeting patients at the door, Finn loves going for walks, tackling agility courses, and jumping into any adventure that involves a car ride.
Gracyn is our 9 year old Cane Corso who has been with us since she was 9 weeks old.
She is an amazing girl who just warms everyones heart with her loving affection and generous mastiff snuffles. She is always down for a treat and most often will move right between your legs to properly position herself for a rump scratch.
Gracyn makes her own schedule
deciding to take some days off to sleep at home on the couch.
If you know me, you know I have opinions — which is probably what drew me to chiropractic in the first place. It’s a profession full of people who march to the beat of their own drum and view health through a unique lens. What makes this work so meaningful to me is being part of the incredible changes my patients experience. I treat a wide range of issues, from headaches, neck, and back pain to more complex conditions like Ménière’s disease, vertigo, TMJD, post spinal-fusion care, and many more.
Outside the office, I enjoy spending time outdoors on our little homestead. I’m working on my skills as a (very) novice gardener and spend plenty of time splitting firewood. I also make a point to walk my dogs every day, and when I get the chance, I’m trying to log more miles on my bike this year. Weekends are extra special when my wife, Dr. Emily McLeod — currently attending the Kansas State College of Veterinary Medicine, with graduation expected in May 2027 — comes home and we get to spend time together as a family.
I always tell people — the office is really just an extension of my living room. When you walk in, you’ll step into an open, welcoming space that I personally poured a lot of blood, sweat, and tears into remodeling. The open floorplan is intentional because I want everyone to feel comfortable to interact, ask questions, and have great conversations.
While My Chiropractor KC is first and foremost a chiropractic office, we’re all about providing well-rounded care.
Dr. Holly Battrum provides acupuncture care for patients to help with a wide variety of ailments.
Alongside adjustments, you’ll find a variety of active, patient-centered tools to help you keep moving and feeling your best. We believe that movement is key to lasting change — so we’ve stocked the office with Crossover Symmetry systems, vibration plates, and kettlebells to help you build strength and vibrancy after your adjustment.