Chiropractor
Dr. Alexandra Wolfe, DC received her Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Texas Chiropractic College in 2025, following the completion of her Bachelor’s degree in Biomedical Sciences in 2017. Originally from the Rio Grande Valley, Dr. Wolfe brings a deep-rooted passion for holistic and patient-centered care to the communities she serves.
Her interest in chiropractic care began in high school after her dog, Cher, suffered a stroke that left her without the use of her hind legs. With a strong love for animals and a growing curiosity about rehabilitation, Dr. Wolfe implemented simple, modified therapeutic movements and swim therapy at home. While Cher did not regain full function, she was able to walk independently again after several months of consistent care. This experience became the catalyst for Dr. Wolfe’s commitment to restoring movement, independence, and quality of life for her patients.
Dr. Wolfe has completed advanced training in acupuncture and holds a Webster Certification, allowing her to support pregnant patients experiencing sciatic and round ligament pain. With a background in nutrition and alternative botanical medicine, she believes many chronic pain conditions and illnesses stem from underlying nutritional deficiencies. Through patient education, targeted supplementation, and conservative care, Dr. Wolfe strives to help patients not only feel better, but function at their best. As she often emphasizes, being “within normal limits” on lab work does not always equate to optimal health—and her goal is to help patients achieve true efficiency and balance in their bodies.
Outside of the clinic, Dr. Wolfe enjoys practicing yoga, sculpting at her local pottery studio, and hiking national park trails with her husband and their two dogs.