Hi, my name is Dr. Morgan Toone. I attended Vanderbilt University and received my Bachelors of Science in Medicine, Health, and Society. I then went on to chiropractic school at Parker University where I earned my Doctor of Chiropractic degree.
Education:
- Vanderbilt University – Nashville, TN
- Parker University – Dallas, TX
Licensure:
- License to Practice Chiropractic, State of Texas
- License to Practice Animal Chiropractic, Animal Veterinary Chiropractic Association
Certifications:
- Fascial Distortion Model
- Rocktape
- Selective Functional Movement Assessment
- Functional Range Conditioning
About Dr. Morgan:
Dr. Morgan graduated from Parker University. She has undergone advanced training in Fascial Distortion Model, sports taping techniques, movement analysis screenings, and animal chiropractic. Dr. Morgan is from Belton, TX where she tried a variety of sports but fell in love with tennis and pole-vaulting. While pole-vaulting Dr. Morgan suffered a bad accident where medical doctors told her that she wouldn’t be able to participate in high impact sports. She was introduced to chiropractic through her next-door-neighbor who told her to give chiropractic care a chance to help the situation. After a few weeks, she was better than before the accident. Through the process of healing and rehabilitating her injury, she was led to chiropractic care as a profession, which influenced her further academic decisions. Dr. Morgan received an athletic scholarship to Vanderbilt University for pole-vaulting where she received a degree in Medicine, Health, and Society. While at Parker University, Dr. Morgan was a member of the Sports Chiropractic Club and the Soft Tissue Club. As a former competitive athlete, Dr. Morgan personally understands the importance of returning to sports quickly as well as the necessity of maintenance care to keep performance at its peak. Along with Dr. Morgan’s academic success, she brings her passion for sports chiropractic care to Pure Wellness Chiropractic. This asset assists her in the treatment of both athletes and non-athletes, making it possible for everyone to benefit, feel better, and perform at their optimum potential.
