Dr. Adrienne Owens has always been drawn to helping people improve their health, function, and quality of life. Her path to becoming a chiropractor began with an interest in fitness, strength, and conditioning—and grew into a career focused on helping patients move better, recover from injuries, and get back to the activities they enjoy.
From Strength and Conditioning to Chiropractic Care
Dr. Owens graduated from the University of Idaho in 2001. Shortly before graduation, she worked as an assistant strength and conditioning coach for the Idaho Vandals football team. Working directly with athletes helped shape her interest in the relationship between movement, performance, and physical health.
After college, Dr. Owens became a certified personal trainer, helping clients with weight loss programs, resistance training, water aerobics, floor aerobics, and Pilates.
Wanting to work more closely with athletes and help people improve how their bodies function, she pursued a career as a chiropractor. At Western States Chiropractic College, she studied anatomy, physiology, biomechanics, and other subjects essential to understanding movement and musculoskeletal health. She also participated in the Sports Medicine Club, where she had opportunities to work one-on-one with athletes from a variety of sports.
Dr. Owens earned her Doctorate in Chiropractic in 2007 and spent seven years working as an associate chiropractor before opening Owens Chiropractic in Federal Way in 2014.
Personalized Care for Your Needs and Goals
No two patients are exactly alike. Your body, injury, comfort level, lifestyle, and goals all play a role in determining the care that may be right for you.
Dr. Owens takes an individualized approach, combining treatment, education, and support to help each patient work toward their health and recovery goals. She uses several chiropractic adjusting techniques, including gentle options that can accommodate different physical needs and patient preferences.
Her experience includes caring for patients recovering from car accidents, work-related injuries, sports injuries, yard and gardening injuries, and other painful conditions. Depending on your needs, we may supplement your chiropractic care with services such as the Graston Technique®, cold laser therapy, vertebral distraction, and massage therapy.
Committed to Continuing Education
Dr. Owens regularly attends continuing education courses to strengthen her skills and stay current on approaches that can improve patient care and outcomes.
Her continuing education includes training related to recognizing and treating injuries caused by car accidents. She has also pursued education that helps her clearly support, document, and communicate accident-related injuries to insurance companies—an important part of helping patients receive appropriate support for their recovery.
Ultimately, her goal is simple: to help you recover, improve function, and get back to enjoying your life.
Outside the Office
When she isn't caring for patients, Dr. Owens enjoys attending Seattle Sounders matches with her husband, golfing, spending time with her boxer and cat, and creating jewelry for friends and family.
Professional Affiliations and Volunteer Work
Dr. Owens' professional affiliations and volunteer activities have included:
- Washington State Chiropractic Association
- Washington State Sports Council
- Seattle to Portland Bicycle Marathon
- Seattle Marathon
If you're looking for a chiropractor in Federal Way who takes the time to understand your individual needs and goals, schedule an appointment with Dr. Adrienne Owens at Owens Chiropractic.