Laura Colman

Upon commencement from high school, she attended college at Arizona State University. Here, she studied Humanities and was very active in her sorority, Sigma Delta Tau. She was later compelled to move to University of Pittsburgh. While attending University of Pittsburgh, she was elected Vice President of External Affairs, and later, President of her sorority. She continued her education closer to home at George Mason University. Active still within the thoroughbred breeding and racing world, she was able to incorporate her love for horses and school.

Dr. Colman moved to Florida, where she started working for a chiropractor as an assistant. She witnessed life changing events in this chiropractic office time after time. She realized how long reaching and life changing chiropractic care can be. This was when she realized that she should be a chiropractor.

She attended Life University in Marietta, GA. During her time in chiropractic school, she realized how important it was to be comfortable and knowledgeable when caring for pregnant women, babies and children. She was inspired to seek out her certification through the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association. In addition to her strenuous class schedule, being a mother and wife, she added 200 hours of additional education focusing in this special population. After the additional hours, she received her Certification from the Academy Council of Chiropractic Pediatrics as well as her Webster Technique Certification.

Dr Colman later went back to get certified in animal chiropratic by the AVCA. She endured over 200 hours of intense education on animals, all while practicing at her office, and being a full time mother. She is AVCA certified, and is very active in the animal chiropractic community nationwide.

Dr. Colman’s move to Clarksville, brought on by her husband’s Army career, has allowed her to serve the Ft. Campbell and Clarksville area since July of 2012. While practicing, she has contributed to several peer reviewed research cases. Dr. Colman believes that through research, chiropractic offices can become the first place people go to for help, instead of the last. She is extremely excited to offer her services at Holistic Health Center to the Clarksville and Fort Campbell community. She believes that chiropractic care, delivered in a precise and caring way can be a powerful and life changing catalyst allowing people and animals of all ages to live better, healthier lives.