meet the team

Chiropractor

Nichole Sullivan D.C.

Education: Doctor of Chiropractic, 1999 – Life University in Marietta, GA

Dr. Nichole has been serving Cherokee County for over 20 years. Her passion for Chiropractic started in high school after she received care for an auto accident. Because chiropractic care restored the quality of her life she went on to become a Doctor of Chiropractic.

Dr. Niki loves the hands-on approach that chiropractic care takes and strives to embody the elements of a doctor, a healer and a teacher. It is her personal mission to ensure all her patients understand how their bodies work and how their day-to-day activities can contribute to that pain or dysfunction. She firmly believes that, through this understanding, her patients will achieve a pain-free lifestyle and a higher quality of life. After all, you can only be your best self when you feel your best!

Dr. Nichole is advanced proficiency rated in the Activator Method, Thompson Drop, SOT, Active Release Technique, and Nutritional Response Testing (NRT). In addition to Full body and extremity care Dr. Niki’s clinical focus includes working with prenatal women, infants and children.

Chiropractor

Megan Esparza D.C.

Dr Megan Esparza was born in Wisconsin and grew up in her mother's chiropractic office. She attended the University of Wisconsin in Stevens Point and studied biology, chemistry and psychology.

After graduation, she moved south to Marietta, Georgia and attended Life University for her chiropractic education. When she completed the process of board exams and licensure, she began working as an associate chiropractor in Acworth for 3 years and then in Rome, Georgia for 2 years. New to Cherokee county, she is very excited to get to know the community and join this amazing and thriving practice. She is very passionate about helping families thrive and live their best lives.

Massage Therapist

Tamatha Willis-Ernst

Tamatha received her massage license in 2011. She continued her education and began adding specific massage to her general license. In 2014, she was certified as a Medical Massage Practitioner. Tamatha was diagnosed with severe scoliosis as a pre-teen and had Harrington Rod surgery shortly before her 13th birthday.

Although her outcome was excellent, and her recovery was swift and uneventful, she has always been curious about finding a non-surgical way to treat this spinal curvature. Massage therapy was the answer, and in 2018, she received a Level 3, Advanced Certification in Massage Therapy for Spinal Curvatures. She now treats scoliosis patients of all ages to help relieve their spinal curvatures. In addition, she prefers the following treatment therapies: Deep Tissue Massage, Trigger Point Therapy, Myofascial Cupping, Pregnancy Massage, and Sports Massage.