Dr. Nicole Brady, DC

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Dr. Nicole Brady, DC

Chiropractor| Gut & Women’s Health| Plymouth, MI

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Dr. Brady graduated from Adrian College with a Bachelor of Arts in Exercise Science. She received her Doctorate of Chiropractic from National University of Health Sciences, located in Lombard Illinois. Dr. Brady grew up in the Plymouth-Canton community where she started playing ice hockey at a young age and continued with her passion throughout college. Dr. Brady currently lives in southeast Michigan with her husband and children. She looks forward to giving back to her community, especially to young athletes, women, and children. Along with chiropractic care, Dr. Brady offers nutritional consults which may include diet/lifestyle changes and supplement recommendations.

09/14/2026

Life can be really heavy sometimes. Give yourself and the people around you a little grace.

09/08/2026

Over the weekend, we put together a new chiropractic table.

And I know... it's just a table.

But this one hit me in the feels.

When I left my old practice, I honestly had no idea what I was going to do. I wasn't even sure if I was going to continue practicing.
I was borrowing a friend's table and started doing home visits while I tried to figure things out.

There were people who tried to shut me down, and there were obstacles along the way...It you know, you know.

But there was also a group of patients who kept telling me, "You need to open your own place. We want you to keep practicing."

So l did.

My husband surprised me with my first chiropractic table...the table I've used for the past five years. That table became part of the very beginning of this practice.

And now, my husband and my kids have helped me put together a new one.

My husband and kids have supported this business in more ways than most people see. And I think sometimes we forget that when you support a small business, you're supporting more than just the person whose name is on the door.
There's a family behind it, too.

So thank you to the patients who encouraged me to keep going when I wasn't sure I would, to the ones who trusted me enough to find me when I left, and to everyone who continues to support this practice.

New table. Same care.

09/03/2026

I think hope gets a bad reputation sometimes.
I never want to give a patient false hope or promise something I can’t guarantee.

But I do want my patients to have hope.

Hope that they can feel better.
Hope that they can find answers.
Hope that their body is capable of change.
Hope that their life can be bigger than their symptoms.

If you’ve been dismissed, told your symptoms are “just part of getting older,” or told there’s nothing else to offer you, I want you to know that you don’t have to make your diagnosis your identity.

Your symptoms are something you’re experiencing.
They are not who you are.

And sometimes, separating who you are from what you’re going through can create a little space for hope again.

You don’t need a guarantee to have hope.

08/24/2026

Fun fact: we planted apple trees in our yard 6 years ago. 🍎

They produced a little over the years, but last year the wasps REALLY took over and didn’t leave much 😩

This year, though…we’ve gotten a TON of apples and NO bugs.

There’s something special about being able to walk into your own yard and pick fresh produce.

But now we have so many apples, and I need to start making something other than applesauce! 😂🤔

Who has an awesome apple-based recipe I need to try?! 🍎👇

08/19/2026

Some days it’s a workout.
Some days it’s a walk.
Some days it’s playing outside with your kids.
And some days, it’s jumping into their sports training 🤷‍♀️

Movement doesn’t have to be perfect or fit into a specific box to “count.”
Find ways to move that fit into your life and remember that something is better than nothing.

08/13/2026

Constipation has more causes than most people realize.

Yes, fiber can help. But if you’ve already tried increasing your fiber, drinking more water, improving your nutrition, and moving more without much improvement, it’s worth asking:
Why am I constipated in the first place?

Sometimes the answer is simple. Sometimes there are other factors worth investigating.

The goal isn’t just to get you to have a bowel movement. It’s to understand what’s getting in the way of healthy digestion.

Persistent or new constipation should be appropriately evaluated by your doctor, especially if accompanied by concerning symptoms.

08/06/2026

I don’t think this one needs much explanation.

Find a provider who makes you feel heard, respected, and truly supported. You deserve someone who listens, takes the time to explain your options, and helps you make informed decisions…not someone who makes you feel rushed or dismissed.

Your voice matters.

08/05/2026

Ok, so this was my dog’s first experience with the river... 14 years ago. Facebook Memories reminded me of it yesterday, and it still makes me laugh…Man, he thought something was coming for him 😂

But there’s also a lesson in it.
Sometimes we all become my dog in this video. 😬

When life feels overwhelming, our instinct is often to do more.
We overthink, Google every symptom, chase the next “fix,” or convince ourselves that if we just try harder, everything will fall into place…or for some, just run in circles.

Sometimes the answer isn’t to do more. Sometimes it’s to slow down, take a breath, and focus on one small step instead of twenty panicked (looking at you Charlie 👀🐶) ones.

It’s funny how often we do the same thing. We get so caught up trying to fix the problem that we end up making it feel even bigger.

Anyone else ever feel like this? 👇

08/03/2026

Sometimes feeling exhausted isn’t about needing more coffee or more sleep.

Fatigue can have many possible contributors…including nutrition, iron status, blood sugar, stress, hormones, gut health, sleep quality, or other underlying health conditions.

That’s why I always encourage looking at the whole picture.

Swipe through for a few common areas that I see often.

Which one do you want to learn more about? Let me know below. 👇

07/27/2026

Your symptoms are real. Your experience matters. And finding answers matters too.

But, I know it’s easy to let the constant focus on symptoms take up more space than they deserve.

The appointments. The labs. The supplements. The researching. The trying to figure out what’s going on.
It can become a full-time job 😮‍💨

But you are still a whole person outside of your symptoms.

You’re allowed to laugh, make plans, enjoy your life, have hobbies, and be more than the thing you’re trying to fix.

Your symptoms are part of your story… they’re just not the whole story.

Address

44670 Ann Arbor Road Suite 140
Plymouth, MI
48170

Telephone

+17349330455

Website

http://Drnicolebrady.com/

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