I’m Dr. Jamie Laing, and my journey to becoming a chiropractor began the moment I found out horses could get adjusted—because if the horses were doing it, I obviously needed to be involved. At 14, I started working as a Chiropractic Assistant with dreams of becoming both a chiropractor and an animal chiropractor, all while spending most of my free time at the barn.

Over the years, I fell in love with chiropractic care, the body’s innate intelligence, and the way a well-regulated nervous system supports movement, performance, and longevity—especially for riders who ask their bodies to do a lot (and then do “just one more ride”). Though I didn’t end up adjusting the horses themselves, I found something even better: caring for the equestrians who ride them, train them, and somehow still function on barn time and caffeine.

Today, I get to combine my passion for chiropractic with my lifelong love of horseback riding, helping riders feel more balanced, connected, and capable—both in and out of the saddle.