Dr. Zachary Behnke DC
I was born and raised in Niagara, WI a small town located in Northern Wisconsin. While attending Saint Norbert College I received a bachelor’s degree in Chemistry. During my time at Saint Norbert College I also played football and ran track. Immediately upon graduation I enrolled at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay and received a bachelor’s degree in Human Biology with a
n emphasis on Exercise Science. I graduated from Palmer College of chiropractic in February 2015 as a board certified Chiropractor. I have always been interested in the inner workings of the human body and it’s ability to be a self-regulating machine that only gets stronger as it is used. As a Chiropractor I will be able to provide my patients with a form of healthcare that is drug and surgery free. As a Chiropractor I will detect and correct vertebral misalignments thus removing nerve interference. Once nerve interference is removed the patients own body does the healing. This model relies on the principle that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of a cure. In todays society people do not have the time or extra money to spend being sick. To give anything less than your best, is to sacrifice the gift
-Steve Prefontaine
Dr. Kristina Behnke DC
I was born in La Crosse, Wisconsin were I lived until moving to Appleton, Wisconsin with my family at age 15. After High School I chose to attend the University of Wisconsin Green Bay. In 2011 I graduated with a bachelors degree in Human Biology with an emphasis in Exercise Science. My next stop was Davenport, Iowa where I graduated in February 2015 with my Doctorate of Chiropractic! I have always had passion for Healthcare and working with others, and always found the human body and its inner workings fascinating. As a chiropractor I will work hand in hand with my patients to help remove interferences of the nerves system to allow the body to function optimally. Chiropractic offers more then just relief of neck and back pain; it offers care for the entire body top down, inside and out. "Our own physical body possesses a wisdom which we who inhabit the body lack. We give it orders which make no sense. " ~Henry Miller
