Dr. Acacia Zodrow’s work is rooted in the belief that effort and recovery belong together. Her path into chiropractic grew out of that lived experience: learning how to heal after big efforts, how to regulate after stress, and how to feel steady again during seasons of change.
She holds dual bachelor’s degrees in psychology and human biology, along with a Doctorate of Chiropractic. Her academic background shapes how she practices. With training in both the mind and the mechanics of the body, she approaches care through a nervous-system lens — recognizing that physical symptoms rarely exist in isolation from stress, life transitions, or emotional load. She has pursued continuing education in women’s healthcare including Webster technique and postpartum rehabilitation.
Dr. Acacia is especially drawn to working with women and adults navigating transition — becoming a parent, managing high stress, pursuing new physical goals, or moving through personal transformation. She is fascinated by how the body responds to challenge and change, and she loves helping people feel more steady, spacious, and grounded as they adapt and grow.
Her style is intentional and collaborative. No big pretzel twists. No surprise movements. Care is thorough, nervous-system informed, and paced to meet you where you are. Appointments include appropriate orthopedic and neurological assessment, hands-on treatment, and practical guidance to support long-term resilience. The goal isn’t just symptom relief — it’s helping you feel at home in your body again!
Outside the clinic, you’ll find her hiking in every season, lifting heavy things, slipping out to live shows past her bedtime, or cooking without a recipe.
She looks forward to meeting you