Dr. Brett Wood is a Chiropractor that is dedicated to leading as many lives as possible to health and wellness. His passion is in wellness, especially family wellness because he believes that it is at this level that we can begin to change our country’s continuing downward spiral as the sickest country in the world. Disease is running rampant in many forms and there seems to be no real answer for them. Does it seem right that medications once intended for short term use are now for a lifetime use or that many of the adverse effects of medicine can be worse than the symptom it is intended to treat? Dr. Brett is on a mission to get families back to the basics of health, and utilize the FULL potential of the body to heal itself. 

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Dr. Brett attended the University of Texas at Arlington from Sept ’96 to may ‘01 where he met a soon-to-be phenomenal Gonstead Chiropractor. While in college, this close friend of his asked if he believed the body could heal itself. The answer was an unquestionable yes. Little did he know at the time that this would be the foundational belief of Chiropractic. Three years later he graduated from Parker College of Chiropractic in 2004. Dr. Brett believes we don’t ALWAYS need drugs to get better. As a matter of fact, the most potent, powerful and abundant pharmacy comes from our Creator and is found in each one of us. We only need to make sure our bodies are working properly to tap into this resource. This is where Chiropractic comes in. Hard to believe Chiropractic could be for more than just pain, but it ABSOLUTELY is.  In his career thus far, he has TRULY seen miracles happen. Dr. Brett is very passionate about his career.  He also loves his family, fitness, golf, volleyball, traveling and our Dallas sports!!

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Dr. Brett is a Wellness expert and has done immense studying on nutrition. He continuously counsels his patients on the importance of proper diet, nutrition, exercise programs, and a stress free lifestyle. Much of his time and focus is spent on his practice, educating his patients and speaking to the general public through lectures or spinal screenings.