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Introducing Dr. Anthony Bennett
“It was incredible,” continues Dr. Bennett. “I’ll never forget that first adjustment. It was as if a huge weight was suddenly lifted from my shoulders. That’s when I decided I wanted to be a chiropractor.”
Dr. Bennett began his pre-chiropractic education at SFCC where he studied the basic sciences such as inorganic chemistry, organic chemistry, biology, along with basic physiology and anatomy courses.
After completing his study there, he was accepted at Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport, Iowa. During his four years at Palmer, courses included biochemistry, a major emphasis on anatomy and human physiology, X-ray, diagnosis, chiropractic adjusting techniques and patient care in the Palmer College Public Clinic. After graduating in 1996 Dr. Bennett returned to the Denver area to establish his practice.
“We love skeptics,” smiles Dr. Bennett. “I still remember the concerns and apprehension I had when I went to the chiropractor for the first time. So we make it a point to explain everything in advance, answer questions and attempt to over communicate. Patients appreciate that.”
Dr. Bennett is married to Susan and they have two children, Ben and Cassie. Both children were born at home and have never been vaccinated or received an antibiotic. (If that sounds interesting, be sure to ask Dr. Bennett to explain!)
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Introducing Dr. Michelle Strauss
Dr. Michelle Strauss joined Alpha Chiropractic in 2004 as an Associate Doctor.
She's a graduate of Life Chiropractic University. In addition she has completed post graduate studies in Pediatric Chiropractic Care.
Many of Dr. Strauss's patients are infants and children with health complaints ranging from colic to scoliosis.
Dr. Strauss said, "I am privileged to be a chiropractor. Everyday I see miracles as people with long term health complaints get better and without taking drugs or the risk of surgery."