05/21/2026
Hi, I’m Dr. Spree — and if we haven’t officially met yet, let me introduce myself properly.
I knew I wanted to be a chiropractor before I ever got injured; getting injured just taught me what kind of chiropractor to be.
I didn’t come into this wanting to chase pain. I came in because I saw what life looked like on the other side of it — when the question stops being “pain or not” and starts being about longevity, freedom, and the ability to actually thrive. That’s the work that gets me up in the morning.
I bought St. Paul Chiropractic when the passion had already left the building. I renovated it, poured everything into it — and two months later, COVID hit. My husband, Kyle, serves in the army reserves. When duty calls, I’ve worked through hard pregnancies, solo parented months at a time, changed office hours more times than I’d like to admit, and held on through the moments where holding on was genuinely all we had. SPC is still here. We’re still here. And I wouldn’t trade any of it.
The real me? Caffeine addict. Terrible at remembering where I set things down. I'm the friend that says "just one more mile" on every hike. I’m Catholic, I snowboard, I do crafts that have to be done in under two hours, and I need at least one moment of alone time a week... or nobody around me is safe. I speak English and working-on-it Spanish. I love this community more than I know how to say.
My mission hasn’t changed since day one — to show people that they still have the ability to take control of their health. Chiropractic is the least expensive way to begin. It’s not a treatment plan. It’s a lifestyle. It’s a community taking care of one another. And that’s exactly what we’re building here on West 7th.
If you’ve been coming here for years — thank you. If you’re new — welcome home. 💙
— Dr. Spree
📍 St. Paul Chiropractic · West 7th · stpaulchiropractic.com
