Dr. Erika V. Way, DC has been empowering patients with their health since 2006 in her clinic in Woodbury, MN. As a Chiropractor with her experience, she is committed to promoting the health and well being of her patients.

Dr. Way, DC uses a "whole person approach" when taking care of her patients. By combining the very best hands-on-technique, state of the art nutrition testing, and providing the newest and best natural vitamins and mineral supplements on the market today, Dr. Way, DC is able to help you to accelerate and/or maintain your journey to good health.

Dr. Way, DC originally be came interested in natural medicine after undergrad when she was challenged with a health issue.  The MD's wanted to perform surgery and Dr. Erika went in search of a different solution.  She found the solution in the restoration of her frame, changing her diet and optimizing her nutrition.

Then when Dr. Erika's children were young and faced with seemly typical childhood ailments she once again turned to chiropractic.  As a result, her children were able to avoid endless sick days and antibiotics.  It was because of the struggles with family and social norms that motivated Dr. Erika to peruse a career where she could help other's who might find themselves in similar situations.

Education:

• Bachelor of Science, University of Wisconsin, 1989
• Graduate of Northwestern Health Sciences University, 2006
• 100 hour Certificate in applied Kinesiology
• Chiropractic Acupuncture Certificate
• FirstLine Therapy Certified
• 48 Hour Nutrition Certification 
• 1,000 hours of continuing Nutrition Education

Licensure:

• Licensed in Minnesota, Doctor of Chiropractic
• Licensed in Wisconsin, Doctor of Chiropractic

Memberships & Associations:

• ICAK, International College of Applied Kinesiology
• ACA, American Chiropractic Association
• TMC, The Masters Circle

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Amy Klosterman

Amy Klosterman has been a Certified Rolfer® since 2005, a licensed massage therapist since 1996.  Having practiced deep tissue, sports massage and neuromuscular therapy for several years led her on the search for the body work that would provide the most lasting results and the greatest relief form the pain and discomfort.  Amy studied Connective Tissue Massage, taught by a Rolfer, John Latz, and that led her to begin the journey to work with fascia, and to work on changing our bodies by sinking into the malleable connective tissue.  So, in 2005 she spent 8 1/2 months in Boulder, CO at the Rolf Institute for Structural Integration.  Becoming certified in Rolfing has led her bodywork to be more dynamic and more thorough and complete.  Rolfing therapists watch the body in motion to see patterns and find the imbalances in each of our bodies, they also include some education about our patterns.

Amy's belief is that each person deserves the ability to find that place in his or her own skin where they have more freedom of movement, less pain and a greater ability to be most at home in our own bodies.

Rolfing is about allowing the body to move better, to have improved posture.

Rolfing is typically done as a series of 10 sessions, each session has its own goals and territory to be worked. (For more information, go to our health resources page and click on the Rolf.org web site)


Amy also does massage as 60 or 90 minute sessions - using a combination of connective tissue, and neuromuscular tissue types of massage.

Philosophically, Amy believes that each of us is called to become our most evolved self which begins with being our best selves inside our own bodies, from that comfort and awareness we begin to ripple beyond.

Education:

- Bachelor of Social Work, University of Minnesota, Duluth, 1983

- Graduate of Sister Rosalind Gefre's professional School of Massage, 1996

- Certified in Neuromuscular Therapy

- Certified in Aromatherapy

- Certified in Connective Tissue Massage

- Certified Rolfer®, Rolf Institute, 2005

Amy began participating in triathlons 5 years ago and she can tell you what an adventure that has been.  She has and is learning about her body and mind, strengths and weaknesses, what her body is saying and how to train, how to recover.


She also enjoys camping, kayaking, being outdoors and playing with her dogs.