Your pain is unique. Your chiropractic care should be too.

Bachelor's of Science Degree in Exercise Science from North Dakota State University-Summa Cum Laude

Doctor of Chiropractic from Northwestern Health Sciences University-Summa Cum Laude

• Rocktape/Kinesiology Tape certified professional

• Graston Soft Tissue Mobilization Technique Certified-Breaks up scar tissue and fascial restrictions

• Sports and Nutritional Performance Certified-Non-surgical care approach to soft tissue/musculoskeletal management and proper nutritional protocols

• Basic Life Support Provider

    Dr. Carpenter attended NDSU where she studied Exercise Science, and competed in track and field as a heptathlete with specialization in high jump and javelin. Dr. Carpenter chose to be a chiropractor because she welcomes the challenge of diagnosis, the pleasure of helping and educating patients, and the active lifestyle of her career via spinal and extremity adjusting, exercise recommendations, spinal stabilization exercises, active muscle release, and nutritional guidance.

Less than 10% of the population seek chiropractors for care, thus it is Dr. Carpenter’s goal to raise awareness of chiropractic as the 1st option for care before seeking surgical and medicinal options. She chose chiropractic, because she has seen the relief and quality of life that it has given to her family and friends.

Dr. Carpenter spends her time with her husband, Travis, and their 3 dogs Duncan, Kawhi, and Briar. She enjoys reading anything she can get her hands on, rollerblading, running, lifting weights, walking her dogs, watching the San Antonio Spurs play basketball, and cheering on the NDSU Bison!!  

Bachelor's Degree in Human Biology from the University of Wisconsin Green Bay

Broadfield Science Teaching Degree from St. Norbert College

Doctor of Chiropractic from Northwestern Health Sciences University 

• Certified in Chiropractic Pediatrics
• International Chiropractic Pediatric Association Member
• Webster Technique certification
• Activator Technique certification
• Graston Technique certification
• Rocktape certification
• Basic Life Support Provider

  Dr. Mindy Farrell is from Freedom, WI, a small town located approximately 20 minutes away from Green Bay, WI.  She grew up on a farm and comes from a big family with three brothers and two sisters.  

  In Wisconsin, she earned her Bachelor's of Science from the University of Wisconsin Green Bay, and her teaching degree from St. Norbert College.  She taught Human Anatomy and Physiology and Biology labs at the University of Wisconsin Green Bay and various science classes at Washington Junior High School in Manitowoc, WI for three years before deciding to follow her dream of becoming a chiropractor.  

  She loves being a chiropractor, because she has the opportunity to help people of all ages heal naturally without turning to drugs and/or surgery.  Chiropractic helped her to recover after she had a severe water skiing accident. Without chiropractic care she would not be able to do the things she loves doing like rollerblading and kayaking.  She desires to help others the way her chiropractor was able to help her.

Dr. Farrell enjoys working with every type of person, but has a special passion for helping children and pregnant women.  She has earned a certification from the Academy of Chiropractic Family Practice's Council on Chiropractic Pediatrics (C.A.C.C.P.) as well as certification in the Webster technique for pregnant women.