Born and raised in Menasha, I was fortunate to have an upbringing where an active lifestyle was encouraged. By participating in athletics at the local high school and then during my collegiate years at UW-Green Bay, I had plenty of opportunities to witness the magnificence of the human body. My appreciation, however, was not fully realized until my time at Palmer College of Chiropractic. It was there, at the most recognized and prestigious chiropractic college that I truly came to understand how fortunate we are. From gestures that appear effortless, such as a simple wave of the hand, to more complex acts like performing in an athletic event, our bodies are equally brilliant. Understanding the complexity of the human frame and grasping the immense coordination that is necessary for everyday function, I feel privileged to work so closely with such an exceptional structure.

Now the mother of two small children, I witness first hand the extensive benefits of children under chiropractic care. By checking them on a regular basis to ensure proper function, my children are able to adapt and fight off infections naturally as their immune systems are strong. Colds, sniffles or sneezing do not keep them down; in fact, they are growing more resilient with each contagion they encounter. From an early age they are being taught to appreciate and realize the amazing capabilities of their own bodies.

In addition to maintaining a properly functioning nervous system, I believe that achieving true health comes with proper lifestyle choices, including eating well and staying active. Promoting good choices through education and encouragement, I know that my family and practice members have the opportunity to reach levels of optimal wellbeing. Living each day with vigor, enthusiasm and purpose is possible when you feel well. My goal is to allow everyone to have a quality of life that they can feel proud of and enjoy on a consistent basis. Finding pleasure and joy in life is not an option in my book, it is your privilege.

Please stop in and visit to find out how we can start traveling down the road to better health together.

Until we meet, take care.

Dr. Kimberli Trader