Dr. Carrie Babcox is a 1999 Graduate of the National College of Chiropractic, which is located just outside of Chicago, IL.

Dr. Babcox always puts patient health and wellness at the forefront of care. She not only provides state of the art chiropractic adjusting techniques, but she focuses on patient education for healthy lifestyles as well. Dr. Carrie is able to treat the young and elderly alike with techniques that are gentle, safe and effective.

Dr. Carrie recognizes the three main varieties of stressors, emotional, chemical and physical. She continuously studies the physical stressors and the importance of a balanced structure, as structure dictates function. Imbalanced posture and body alignment can lead to pain, nervous system irritation and early arthritic changes in the spine and the joints of the body.

When not practicing or studying, Dr. Carrie can be seen hiking or kayaking with her husband Adam. They enjoy exploring the peninsula to the sage deserts here in Washington.

Dr. Carrie Stiver is a native to the Pacific Northwest, but received her undergraduate degree in Education from Northwest Missouri State University and she received her Chiropractic degree from Cleveland Chiropractic College in 2004.

During school, Dr. Stiver put her educational teaching skills to work as a tutor of Gross Anatomy and Anatomy & Physiology. During chiropractic school she was President of the Motion Palpation, Activator Club. She was also an active member and Secretary of the Student American Chiropractic Association (SACA). She lobbied with SACA in Washington D.C. at the National Chiropractic Legislative Conference, for two consecutive years

Dr. Stiver is an active member of the Washington State Chiropractic Association, and has been practicing Chiropractic in the Seattle area for over 5 years. Due to her knowledge and interest of the human body, she is well versed at treating her patient's needs and is studying to become a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist.

In her free time, she enjoys getting outside and enjoying the beautiful Puget Sound and surrounding mountains. She is an avid hiker, runner, tennis player and loves to ski. Dr. Stiver is an alumnus of the Sigma Kappa Sorority, and is an active mentor to the Sigma Kappa's at the UW campus.

Dr. Rachel Catini received her Bachelor of Sciences, in 2002 from Winona State University, in Winona, Minnesota. At Winona State she focused her studies on allied health sciences. Dr. Rachel was first interested in chiropractic in her third year of her undergraduate degree. She loved the idea of helping people with a hands holistic approach. Chiropractic is a wonderful way to enhance the body's natural ability to heal and perform. In 2006, she received her Doctorate of Chiropractic at Northwestern Health Sciences University, in Bloomington, Minnesota. At Northwestern Health Sciences University she received special training in various adjusting styles from traditional diversified methods to low force techniques such as the torque release method and cranial sacral therapy. She has received integral maternity and pediatric certification from the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association (ICPA). Dr. Rachel is also certified in the Webster technique.

Dr. Catini treats the individual as a whole being, not just a series of symptoms and conditions. She lives in West Seattle and enjoys spending time with her family. She enjoys running, camping, skiing, knitting, reading, and loves going into the community and meeting new people. The Pacific Northwest is a wonderful place to live, so she tries to explore it every chance she gets.