Dr. Jason Williamson

Dr. Williamson graduated from Western Michigan University in 1993 with a Bachelor degree in Geography and Secondary Teaching Certificate. He also did his Masters work in Physical Education and Coaching at Central Michigan University. He recently graduated from National University of Health Sciences (NUHS) where he earned my second Bachelor degree in Human Biology and a Doctorate in Chiropractic. While attending NUHS, he took 180 hours of post-graduate courses to become certified in chiropractic pediatrics by
the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association (ICPA) and the Academy of Chiropractic Family Practice. He is also certified in the Webster technique which helps to make sure babies are born with the correct positioning of head first.

Growing up in the nearby village of Fruitport, He never dreamed of becoming a Chiropractor. Playing
sports growing up and in high school and college, he had the usual aches and pains and was very lucky
and blessed to not have any serious injuries. It wasn’t until he was in college that he was introduced to
chiropractic by the woman he was dating. She had suffered from migraines throughout her life and
chiropractic adjustments were the only thing that helped her. She also is now a chiropractor.

He learned what chiropractic truly is and what it can do to help people with all kinds of symptoms, not just
headaches and back pain. Once Dr. Willianson started under regular chiropractic care, he noticed his aches and
pains were disappearing. He said he never realized how many symptoms he had until they were no longer present.

Dr. Jason is the very proud dad of two fantastic boys, Kyle 14 and Derek 11, and believes that chiropractic care
is an integral part of living a full life to your potential. Both of them were adjusted at very early ages
(hours old), and get regular adjustments if and when they need it. They are 2 of the healthiest children
he has ever known.

His hope is that he is able to bring chiropractic care to as many men, women, families and children, while
teaching them what chiropractic is. Chiropractic is not for pain relief. It is for helping each person
achieve his or her own optimum potential and live life to their fullest.

Carol  Sepanik

My primary position is the insurance and billing, making sure that each of your accounts
is correct and up to date. I find it like a big jigsaw puzzle which I love doing. You can
also find me at the front desk at various times of the day. This allows me the personnal
contact that I think is very important to each of us here at Great Lakes Chiropractic.

When I’m not at the office my husband and I keep very active at a large variety of things.
Some of our favorites are mountain biking, skiing, kayaking, We have a goal of staying at
least 48 hours in each state of the U.S., so far we have been in 39.

Danyelle Glazier

What I do each day is rewarding, because I am able to help people.  I am apart of their mission to gain better health.

I love working with our clients, because they are happy when the come in and happier when they leave.  We provide education for solutions to attain optimal health.
It’s a blessing to see clients come in and know that they are on their path to wellness.

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Nicole Caudle

Nichole obtained her certification as Manual Massage Therapist from Blue Herron Academy of Healing arts.. Nichole‘s loves studying the body and how to bring it into balance by using natural means. Nichole’s mission is to empower those around her with knowledge about the body and science of Naturopathy .Nichole started her massage training in 2005. She adds a unique flair to her massage treatment with the use of numerous modalities, one of a kind stretching techniques, and diverse deep tissue techniques that use ample amounts of pressure while maintaining a soft relaxing touch. Nichole’s primary focus is on the chronically stressed, chronic as well as acute injures, and those individuals who have physical impairments do to illness or emotional concerns. Nichole applies a holistic approach to treatment, by combining her expertise and years of training to provide a specialized treatment plant for each individual client. Nichole has a B.S. in Pshychology from GVSU. Nichole is currently working towards her Certification as a Naturopathic Doctor. Favorite Saying, “To whom much is given, much is expected.

Molly Murray

Molly is another of the massage therapists at Great Lakes Family Chiropractic. She has been doing massage for the past six years. She completed her schooling in Kansas and is certified in over a dozen different modalities. Molly believes that massage is a beneficial avenue for those afflicted with deep tissue issues or are in need of relaxation and decreasing stress and tension in the body. Massage goes hand–in-hand with chiropractic care and Molly feels that everyone could benefit from regular massage. She particularly enjoys working with our patients whether it’s once, or on a more regular schedule. Being able to see our patients progress from treatment to treatment is a very rewarding feeling!

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