Lawrenceburg

Dr. Krahn hails from the great white north of Sheboygan Wisconsin. He saw the benefits of chiropractic early when his mother found relief from crippling sciatica, and then experienced it firsthand in high school when he received his first chiropractic adjustment. Regular visits to the chiropractor immensely helped him in both athletics and everyday life, and after attending Wheaton College he set out for Palmer College of Chiropractic to learn how to help people the way he and his family were helped. He now works at Bluegrass Chiro of Lawrenceburg with the personal mission to treat patients and give them the opportunity to live well through Chiropractic. He is trilled to be living in Kentucky and is proud to be joining the community!

Dr. Jackie has practiced as a licensed chiropractor for 22 years, deeply rooted in the philosophy, art, and science of chiropractic. Her mission is to educate individuals and their families about the innate healing potential of the body.

Additionally, she has been a licensed massage therapist for 28 years, specializing in Deep Tissue, Sports Massage, Myofascial Release, Reiki, and Neuromuscular Re-education. With a comprehensive understanding from both massage therapy and chiropractic perspectives, she extensively assists patients dealing with conditions exacerbated by modern lifestyles, such as migraines/headaches, low back pain, sciatica, hip injuries, plantar fasciitis, frozen shoulder, carpal tunnel, and more.

With a passion for nutrition, she guides practice members in harnessing the healing benefits of proper diet and supplementation.

One of the most memorable and thrilling experiences in her chiropractic career was traveling to El Salvador on a mission trip, where she had the opportunity to serve over 3500 people, including those who traveled across the borders of Honduras and Guatemala, and bring the innate healing power of chiropractic to people who may not have otherwise experienced it. 

Originally from New York City, she relocated to Kentucky three years ago after living in Northern and Southern California for 17 years. In her free time, she loves spending time with her two dogs, reading, cooking, traveling, and indulging in various creative projects, including crocheting. She’s passionate about making blankets for sick and injured animals and is part of a volunteer group transporting dogs to rescues, fosters, or their furever homes.

In the summer before her last semester in college, her journey into chiropractic began when she accompanied a family friend to their weekly chiropractic appointment. During that visit, the chiropractor looked her in the eye and confidently proclaimed, 'You're going to be a chiropractor, and here's where you're going to go to school.' 

From that moment on, her passion for chiropractic ignited and continues to drive her daily.