Meet Dr. Kristin Fellows

Hello! I'm Dr. Kristin Fellows. I grew up in Bloomington, Minnesota, and majored in Biology at the College of St. Benedict and St. John's University in St. Joseph and Collegeville, Minnesota. I then continued my education at Northwestern College of Chiropractic in Bloomington, Minnesota, earning a Doctor of Chiropractic degree in 2002.

In order to best serve my patients, I have spent several years refining my spinal adjusting technique and continually attend lectures on spinal adjusting, pathology, physiology, and radiology. Once a month, I meet with eleven other chiropractors so that we can share our challenging cases and provide insight to one another, critique each other on our adjusting skills, and come up with new ideas on how to help our patients. I welcome challenging cases, such as those who have severe neurological problems, mental and physical special needs, and those who have already had spinal surgery.

I have always been active in the communities I have lived in, as a volunteer at the V.A. hospital, crisis pregnancy center, and church nursery, as well as teaching Sunday school and Bible studies to children and youth. I reside in Burnsville with my husband, John, and our three-year-old son, Grant and one-year-old daughter, Sophie.

Dr. Kristin's Personal Chiropractic Story:

When I was ten years old, I fell fifteen feet from a tree in my backyard. The ongoing pain from that fall made me feel more like an old woman than a ten year old girl - until I was introduced to chiropractic care.

Since then, I have been a regular chiropractic patient and have benefited from the various "side effects" chiropractic care offers: a strong immune system, a high level of energy, and a body that functions at optimal level.

After I began chiropractic school, I was introduced to a style of chiropractic that I had never encountered before. The Gonstead technique of chiropractic took my health to a higher level than I had ever known - even with other types of chiropractic adjustments. Gone are the days of excessive menstrual bleeding, an irregular cycle, and debilitating cramping. Thank goodness I no longer need harmful medications for this condition that plagues so many young women.