Dr. Braden O’Dell takes a fascial-focused approach to care, emphasizing how connective tissue and movement patterns influence pain and function. He is actively training in advanced fascial-based treatment methods, including the Stecco Fascial Manipulation® methodology, and draws on fascia research from leaders such as Robert Schleip. 

His approach combines hands-on soft tissue work with chiropractic adjustments, when appropriate, to support and enhance overall outcomes. It focuses on how different parts of the body are working together and where movement may be limited or under strain. He also has particular experience working with the rib cage, an area that can be difficult to treat and is often overlooked in traditional approaches. Care is adapted to the individual, with options for both traditional and gentle techniques depending on comfort and preference.

Dr. Braden graduated Summa Cum Laude with High Honors from the University of Western States and holds degrees in Human Biology and Biochemistry and Molecular Biology.

Dr. Braden takes time to listen and understand what each patient is experiencing. He works with patients to make sense of their symptoms and what may be contributing to them, so they feel more confident in their care and the direction they’re going. His goal is to help patients move better, feel better, and stay active.

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Dr. Matt Teigen, a 14-year Air Force veteran, was born and raised in Alaska. Here, he became an avid outdoorsman and athlete, as well as deployed five times supporting the 212 Pararescue Team. These professional and recreational experiences have shown him the significance of maintaining a healthy body when it comes to both work and play.

​During chiropractic school at Palmer College of Chiropractic West, Dr. Matt spent countless hours in seminars and researching the effects of dysfunctional fascial on chronic and acute pain. Some of the specialties learned included: ELDOA, Soma Therapy: Joint Pumping, Fascial Distortion Model (FDM), and Stecco’s Fascial Manipulation (FM) International 3-year school. ​

Dr. Matt had the opportunity during school to treat Veterans at the VA for a six-month rotation. Here he applied everything he learned in school, as well as the fascial skills learned in his research and seminars.

In his down time, Dr. Matt enjoys traveling to new places with his family, as well as staying active in the gym and outdoors. He also remains passionate and continues to learn more about fascia and it’s relation to pain.

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