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LEFT TO RIGHT Dr. Nicholas Hoyer and Drs. Monya and Chae Tracy of Family First Chiropractic in Dripping Springs. A new Family First clinic will open in South Austin in early 2016. Photo courtesy Family First Chiropractic.

By LaureL robertson

Family First Chiropractic is grow-ing as fast as the family that started it. In the 10 years since Drs. Chae

and Monya Tracy opened their family-focused clinic in Dripping Springs, they’ve tripled the size of the facility and staff — and added two daughters and a son to their own family. In this New Year, they’ll add a new South Aus-tin clinic to the family.

Dr. Jonathan Schultz is leading the foray to the new location near Ben White Boulevard and Banister Lane. A recent graduate of Parker University in Dallas (the same school Drs. Chae and Monya attended), “Dr. J.” shares the Tracys’ fo-cus on prevention and wellness and will use it as the foundation for treatment in the new location.

“I am focused on using chiroprac-tic as part of a bigger wellness picture.

My goal is to get in front of chronic dis-ease to create the healthiest human pos-sible,” he says.

Dr. J. describes the nervous system as the major communication route for the body and says it needs to be regular-ly checked and adjusted “just like your teeth or car oil.” Once all the parts of the body are communicating well, he adds soft tissue (fascia, tendons, ligaments, muscles) therapy and active rehab (ex-ercises that strengthen and lengthen tis-sues) to the routine.

“We front-load the treatment, so it’s more intense and frequent in the begin-ning, with fewer visits later on as the body stabilizes,” Dr. J. explains. During the long-term maintenance phase, fit-ness training, nutrition counseling, and awareness of environmental toxins are added in. See FAMILY FIRST CHIROPRACTIC, page 2

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Josh Stewart, LMT, gives a massage treatment at Family First Chiropractic. Photo by Laurel Robertson.

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Dr. J. says he chose to work with the Tracys because “I felt the energy and love bouncing around in these walls. They really care about the whole person and I want to be part of it.”

As the name implies, Family First Chiropractic treats everyone in the family — from newborns to great-grandparents. A full 20 percent of their patients are under the age of 18. “It’s a lot easier to raise a healthy kid than to fix a broken adult,” Dr. Chae often says.

“Look at people’s posture next time you’re in the grocery store,” he suggests. “Posture habits are developed at an ear-

ly age. It’s a lot easier to make postural changes early, when the growth plates aren’t fully fused, than later. As the twig is bent, so grows the tree.”

Chiropractic adjustments on young children can reduce and alleviate com-mon childhood problems such as colic and ear infection, Dr. Chae says. “The nerves in the spine control all the or-gans, and aligning the cervical, or upper region of the spine can have a beneficial effect on the eyes, ears, nose and throat.”

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or middle region of the spine, he adds. “A subluxation, or misalignment, of the vertebrae in the thoracic region of the spine can put pressure on the nerves going to the lungs.”

In addition to Dr. Chae, Dr. Monya, Dr. Nicholas Hoyer and Dr. J., the Fam-ily First staff has grown to include; four

Drs. Monya and Chae Tracy, owners of Family First Chiropractic, with their children Ciely, Caston and Sarys. Photo courtesy Family First Chiropractic.

licensed massage therapists: Jennifer Lentschke, Joshua Stewart, James Fite and Rebecca Ash; Shannnon Bray, CA; and rehab specialist, Amanda Watkins.

FYI • Family First Chiropractic is located at 800 Highway 290 West in the Arbor Center, Building F, Suite 500. For more information, call 512-858-9355 or visit the web site at ffchiro.com

Dr. Jonathan Schultz gives a chiropractic adjustment at Family First Chiropractic in Dripping Springs. Dr. Schultz plans to open a satellite location of Family First Chiropractic located in South Austin this year. Photo by Laurel Robertson.

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Ranch 2 Runway Owner Danielle Lombino models one of a wide selection of boots. Photo by Laurel Robertson.

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