Coulee Health was created to offer a different kind of healthcare. One that looks beyond symptoms and considers how your body moves, heals, performs, and adapts through every season of life.
Too often, healthcare feels fragmented. You see one provider for pain, another for rehab, someone else for training, and the pieces don’t always connect.
Coulee Health was built differently.
Our providers and coaches work together under one roof, combining hands-on care, movement, strength, recovery, and birth support to create care that makes sense for the person in front of us.
We don’t simply ask where it hurts. We look at movement, lifestyle, history, goals, and the factors that may be contributing to how you feel.
Our doctors, coaches, and practitioners collaborate so your care doesn’t happen in separate boxes.
Feeling better matters, but so does staying strong, capable, and confident in what your body can do.
At Coulee Health, much of our approach is rooted in Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS), a movement-based system that looks at how the body stabilizes, moves and functions as a whole.
DNS principles connect what happens in the clinic to what happens in the gym. From chiropractic care and rehabilitation to strength and performance, our providers and coaches use a shared understanding of movement to help identify where your body needs support and build from there.
That means care doesn’t stop when pain improves. We help you restore better movement, build strength and confidence, and carry those changes into everyday life, sport and whatever you want your body to do.
One approach. From treatment to movement to performance.
At Coulee Health, care is collaborative.
Our team brings together chiropractic, midwifery, massage and bodywork, movement, performance, and recovery all under one roof. We work together to understand the whole person, not just the place that hurts, so your care can evolve with you through every season of life.
You shouldn’t have to piece your care together on your own. Our providers collaborate across specialties, combining hands-on care, movement, recovery, and education to create a plan that makes sense for you.
Different backgrounds. Different specialties. One shared goal: helping you feel, move, and live better.
Chiropractor + Midwifery
(Co-Founder)
Much of her practice is focused on healing the core and pelvic floor in the prenatal and postpartum period.
She teaches other professionals across the globe how to set a higher standard of care for the parenthood transition, and it is her mission to educate and empower women and lead transformation of current postpartum protocols.
Special Interests: pregnancy, postpartum, pediatrics
Why did I become a midwife?
Chiropractor + Functional Health
(Co-Founder)
His philosophy and care is focused on respecting each individual person as a whole. This means getting to the root of what is truly causing symptoms.
He is a Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS) Certified Exercise Trainer in addition to multiple other soft tissue certifications.
Special Interests:
My favorite part about what I do:
Chiropractor
She combines chiropractic care with myofascial release, dry needling, cupping, and Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS) to create treatment plans tailored to each patient’s unique needs and goals.
Special Interests: pregnancy, postpartum, pediatrics, jaw, and low back pain
When I’m not at work: I am exploring the La Crosse area (fun fact, I am originally from Canada!) and finding my next favorite coffee spot!
Massage, Bodywork, Performance + Rehab
Kaitlin’s massage and bodywork practice is primarily built around Thai massage, which ties directly into her passion for overall movement.
She is also one of the faces you will see at our gym, providing functional movement and fitness coaching, helping clients of all ages and stages improve mobility, strength, and confidence in their bodies.
Special Interests: sports injuries/massage, mobility, neck and shoulder work, headaches
My favorite part about what I do: Results! I’m a results driven human, so when someone walk into my room with a certain pain or issue, I make it my goal to support them in achieving positive results.
Massage + Bodywork
Megan is a skilled licensed massage therapist as well as a licensed physical therapist assistant. She has 20 years of experience working as a massage therapist and greatly enjoys incorporating Craniosacral Therapy and Maya Abdominal Therapy into her work.
Special Interests: pregnancy, postpartum, sports massage, and craniosacral therapy for all ages
When I am not at work: I enjoy spending time with my family and doing recreational outdoor activities including walking, hiking, kayaking, and fishing.
Bodywork
Massage.
Naomi offers Swedish massage for relaxation, deep tissue massage, trigger point therapy, and gentle passive movement. She also incorporates hot stones for warmth and relaxation. Each session is tailored to the client’s goals, comfort, and preferred pressure, whether they’re seeking relief from muscle tension, greater ease of movement, or time to recharge.
Special Interests: pregnancy, postpartum, intensive therapeutic
Why I became a massage therapist:
Functional Health
We’re proud to care for the people and families of West Salem, La Crosse, Onalaska, and the surrounding Coulee Region. Whether you’re navigating pain, returning to something you love, preparing for birth, chasing a performance goal, or simply trying to feel better in your everyday life, you deserve care that sees the bigger picture.
Not sure where to begin? We’re happy to help you find the right place to start.
Or contact us:
Phone: +1 (608) 612-0777
Email: info@couleehealth.com