Dr. Kevin Conners
Doctor of Chiropractic, Northwestern Health Sciences University; Fellowship in Health Research Outcomes, National Institutes of Health; currently studying for Diplomate Status in Neurology, Carrick Institute; Fellowship in Anti-Aging, Regenerative and Functional Medicine; Fellowship in Integrative Cancer Therapy; (both above Fellowships are through the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine), over 100 hours postgraduate study in Autism Spectrum Disorders and Neurochemical Disorders; practicing Applied Kinesiology.
Dr. Kevin Conners graduated from Northwestern Chiropractic College in 1986 and immediately opened practice in Woodbury, Minnesota. He sold his clinic in 1992 and moved his family (then four children) to Monterrey, Mexico to work as full-time missionaries. It was here they tended to the "poorest of the poor" in the shanty towns and taught at Berea Bible School and Orphanage. They then moved back across the border in Harlingen, Texas where they could obtain more supplies for the needy.
In 1998, Dr Kevin, his wife Terri and their children moved back to his home town of Stillwater to begin a new life in practice. They now have five children and three grandchildren. Currently, Dr. Conners' passion is for his God, his beautiful wife and family, ministry, and the army of patients on the road to better health. "If you ask my wife, she'll tell you that I'm addicted to helping people," says Conners. "I see every patient as a gift from God that comes with a responsibility to figure out just exactly what needs to be done to get them better and keep them healthy. That's why I believe in constant and never-ending improvement in technique, understanding of human physiology, and the art of application of such tools to meet every person's needs. The more tools you have in your tool bag, the better chance you have in finishing the task."
Maybe that's why Dr. Conners is continually learning. From studying deeper methods of Neurology, Kinesiology, Homeopathy, Nutrition, and Physiology, his skills in the many techniques he and his staff utilize are enhanced and appeal to a greater audience. "Passion" may be the best word to describe his practice; "Passion" from a staff dedicated to making you feel loved and special, and a part of a bigger idea. "Passion" from the finest selection of doctors who make you feel honored to be a member of their practice and who would truly do anything to get you better. "Passion" from a feeling of purpose, from the first time you enter the clinic that gives one hope in the midst of question, direction to the wandering heart, and focus on a positive outcome.
"For me," says Conners, "this is a calling, not a job, not just a profession. Our job is to be vessels, clay pots, which can be filled with things from above to be a blessing to everyone that we meet. To the degree that we can empty ourselves and make room for love and acceptance, wisdom and patience, forgiveness and joy, is the degree we can be used in miraculous ways. And I, for one, am in the mood for a miracle!"
