Find it, fix it, leave it alone: New chiropractor comes to Prescott

20 Apr 2017

Dr. Carl Calabrese wasn’t sure what he wanted to be when he grew up. In fact, he didn’t even decide he wanted to become a chiropractor until he was an undergraduate student at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls.

When Calabrese was a high school student in Spring Valley, Minn., he suffered an injury while pole vaulting for his school’s track team.

Calabrese said after hurting his back he went to see a chiropractor, who helped him be able to finish the season for Spring Valley.

“When I got to River Falls, I did track here as well, I did decathlon,” Calabrese said. “When I started training for that, I started getting back pain again.”

Calabrese recently opened his own chiropractor business, One Life Chiropractic at Golden Lotus Healing Center in Prescott.

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