Chiro Hustle Podcast 076 – Amy Haas, DC
Dr. Amy Haas is a New England native, born and raised in Connecticut. After completing a B.S. in Biochemistry at Bates College (1995), and MS and PhD degrees from the Medical College of Wisconsin (1999 and 2002), also in Biochemistry, Dr. Amy completed a postdoctoral fellowship in the Department of Pathology at Harvard Medical School in Boston. She then accepted a position as a Research Scientist / Enzymologist at a small biotech in Beverly, MA. After experiencing a series of injuries that had left her unable to enjoy her favorite activities, Dr. Amy tried several traditional approaches to get well again. It wasn't until she found Structural Chiropractic care that she was truly able to heal and have restored function. This experience was so powerful that she decided to change her professional direction and left her career as a scientist to become a Doctor of Chiropractic. After having graduated Summa Cum Laude as a Doctor of Chiropractic, Dr. Amy completed a year and a half of apprenticeship with Dr. Eric Richards of HealthSprout Chiropractic before moving back home to New England to start her own practice. Dr. Amy Haas is the only doctor in the greater Nashua area practicing her unique and specific focus, NeuroStructural Correction. Unlike many conventional chiropractors in the area, Dr. Amy draws upon her knowledge and experience as both a Doctor of both Biochemistry and Chiropractic. This allows her to provide highly effective outcomes and help her patients get the best results she can provide. When not in her practice, Dr. Amy can be found playing with her dogs, cooking healthy dishes, practicing yoga, or exploring greater New England's outdoor recreational opportunities.
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