Our Mission

Dr. Sonia, Doctor of Chiropractic, is dedicated to helping patients move with greater ease, build strength, and get back to doing what they love. Her approach centers on function, making sure people can show up fully in their daily lives, whether that means competing in sport, keeping up at work, managing family responsibilities, or simply staying active as they age. She works from the belief that every body faces physical demands, and that true recovery and lasting wellness depend on the whole picture of a person’s health. Patients are encouraged to become active participants in their own care, learning how their bodies work, managing pain, preventing future injury, and building the kind of resilience that lasts. Over the course of her career, Dr. Sonia has refined a treatment philosophy built around recovering from injury, preventing it in the first place, and moving efficiently and well. Her credentials reflect this focus. She holds a Doctor of Chiropractic degree and is a Certified Chiropractic Sports Practitioner®, along with a Master of Science in Sports Medicine from the University of Western States and a Bachelor’s degree in Human Biology from both Colorado State University and the University of Western States. She’s certified in the Fascial Distortion Model (FDM) and brings deep experience in movement analysis sharpened by Kinetisense technology. Beyond her formal training, she has worked closely with athletes across many sports, helping them recover from injury and perform at their best, experience built through years of mentorship, hands-on training, navigating her own injuries along the way, and collaboration with specialists across disciplines. In practice, Dr. Sonia combines hands-on treatment with movement-based rehab to get people out of pain and to the root of what’s causing it, rather than just masking symptoms. Her patients span every age and activity level, from competitive athletes to active adults, and she’s committed to helping each one build the confidence and durability to stay well for the long haul.