Meet Dr. Whooley, D.C.
Dr. Elizabeth Whooley, D.C. received her Doctor of Chiropractic Degree from Logan University in 1998. She practiced in her home state of Rhode Island until 2014 when she moved to Oviedo, FL (because it was too cold in Rhode Island!) She treated patients for over 7 years in Oviedo until she realized her dream to open her own practice in January 2022. She continues to live in Oviedo, FL with her husband, Bobby, and their three children, Robert, Liam, & Cailin.
In her spare time, Dr. Whooley, D.C. likes to exercise, read, go to the beach, and make vegetarian dishes. Her specialties are chili and paella.
What is Chiropractic?
Chiropractic is the science, art, and philosophy of treating the body through natural methods with a focus on the nervous system. This is the reason Dr. Whooley, D.C. fell in love with this profession. "It is such an honor and an amazing experience to help people feel better and live a higher quality of life through Chiropractic care!" -Dr. Whooley, D.C.
Some patients only seek chiropractic care when they are in pain. Others are striving for optimal health and see their chiropractor regularly for Wellness Care. Symptoms usually appear after a problem has taken root and then go away before the body has fully healed and stabilized. It's better to prevent an issue rather than react to one.
Who can benefit from Chiropractic care?
Who can benefit from Chiropractic care?
In a word...everyone! Newborns to the elderly can be safely treated with Chiropractic care. There are many different techniques available. The chiropractic adjustment, or correction of misalignments of the joints in the human body, can be delivered manually or with an instrument. Many patients receive a combination of both and report a decrease in pain and an increase in ranges of motion. Prompt care is essential following a motor vehicle accident or an athletic injury to ensure the best outcome. Adjustments can be delivered to the spine as well as to the extremities. This means we can treat shoulder pain, hand/wrist pain, foot/ankle pain, and TMJD (jaw pain/clicking).
