Meet Dr. Duncan

Dr. Duncan didn't come to chiropractic through the typical path — and that's exactly what makes his approach different.

Before earning his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Logan University, Dr. Duncan spent seven years as a music teacher. It was a career that taught him how to listen, how to educate, and how to meet people where they are. Those skills didn't leave when he changed professions — they became the foundation of how he practices.

His own introduction to chiropractic care came during his twenties, when acute low back pain sent him looking for answers. What he found wasn't just relief — it was a whole new understanding of what the body is capable of when you give it the right support. That experience set him on a path to Logan University, where he developed a focus on digestive health, breathing mechanics, and low-force adjusting techniques.

Today, Dr. Duncan brings a uniquely comprehensive set of tools to his patients. In addition to chiropractic adjustments, he offers dry needling, cupping, manual muscle therapy, functional medicine, nutrition counseling, blood and urine analysis, and a growing range of restorative wellness therapies — all designed to address the whole person, not just the complaint that walked through the door.

His patients tend to be people who are tired of being told their labs are 'normal' when they feel anything but. Busy parents who have put themselves last for too long. People who want to move better, think more clearly, and reclaim the energy and vitality they remember having. Dr. Duncan's role is to help them get there — with genuine curiosity, evidence-informed care, and a direct, no-nonsense communication style.

Outside the clinic, Dr. Duncan lives in Brighton with his wife and four children. You'll often find him exploring the mountains with his family — which, it turns out, is excellent motivation for practicing what he preaches.

"My goal isn't just to fix what hurts. It's to help you understand your body well enough that you can keep it healthy long after you leave my office."

— Dr. Duncan