IBEW Team
Our Amazing Team
In Balance Equine Wellness and Animal Behavioral Techniques is a program staffed with multidisciplinary equine facilitators comprised of individuals who are compassionate about the over-all wellness and balance of humans and animals. Our staff implement their own professional degree in personal discipline areas of specialty.
Human & Animal Chiropractor
Dr. Lori Elliott, DC
Animals need chiropractic care just as much as humans do! I really enjoy working with my two-legged clients, but my true passion is working with the four-legged animals, especially horses, cattle, and dogs. I adjust full spine and extremities utilizing the VOM adjusting technique, which is a gentle way to adjust.
Chiropractor & Holist Supplementation Specialist
Dr. denneal stauffer, DC
I do energy testing to determine where imbalances are occurring in the animal's system and can make recommendations for nutritional supplementation that can assist with improving optimal health and function of that animal's nervous system.
Human Chiropractor & Soft Tissue Specialties
Dr. Tessa tramp, DC
I use the VOM technique to adjust animals of all sizes in combination with myofascial release of muscles, ligaments, viscera, and tendons. My goal is to help your animals reach not only their optimal health status and performance levels, but also to improve their overall quality of life. Cupping certification to come
B.S.Ed., M.Ed., Reiki Master
Karla maddux-leffingwell
A belief that compassion is a gift to be shared with everyone and everything. Karla grew up on a ranch in western Nebraska and competed in rodeo at the state and national level. Karla continues to raise and train her own horses. Co-owner of KingTwist Quarter Horses.
*Equine Behavioral Solutions
*Synergy & Memory
Certified Journeyman Farrier (CJF)
Vernon Jahn
Vernon Jahn has been a farrier for over 30 years. He takes an analytical approach to shoeing. He addresses overall hoof-care and balance of the horses. Vernon understands that how a horse lands on the foot/hoof determines future injuries or soundness for the horse.