The Doctor

Dr. Dwaine Allison, D.C.

Chiropractic Wellness Physician

Dr. Dwaine Allison, has been in private practice since graduating from Texas Chiropractic College in 1985. He has given some three quarters of a million individual treatments. His first ten years of professional service were in Tyler and then Ft. Worth, Texas, and subsequently in Franklin Tennessee. Although he was born with a permanent and serious eye condition, causing him to be legally blind, he has overcome huge hurdles in his lifetime to become a well respected Chiropractor, public speaker, and singer/songwriter. "Feel it and fix it", is his credo.

Dr. Allison has served as district president for the Texas, and Tennessee Chiropractic Associations, and has served for 3 years as the Franklin Coordinator for Kids Day America. He was the Texas Delegate to the Atlanta Sports Chiropractic Committee to the 1996 Olympics. He's been featured on radio and TV, including the Crook and Chase Show. He is married to his Rita, and they have 6 children.

He has also served the following organizations;

Regional President For the Middle Tennessee Chapter Of The National Federation Of The Blind
Chapter President of Business Network International, BNI
Chapter President Spring Hill Toastmasters Speakers Club
Medical Core for Music City Marathon
Alumni Franklin Citizens Police Academy
Advisor to Youth Enrichment Services YES, Ft. Worth TX
On Staff at Mid Cities Hospital Bedford Texas
Member U.S. Association Of Blind Athletes
Advisory Board for PAVE Peabody College Nashville Tennessee
Treasurer Ft. Worth Songwriter's Association
Member Franklin Noon Rotary

Additionally Dr. Allison has specialty training in:

Acupuncture (both with and without needles)
Treating "The Injured Musician" Ithica College, New York
Evaluation And Management of Motor Vehicle Accident Victims
Certified In Manipulation Under Anesthesia MUA
Medical Qi Gong
Certified With "Athletes In Industry", Corporate Wellness & Accident Prevention

Other Interests include; guitar, songwriting, hiking, chess, table tennis, travel, foreign language and culture, human development and empowerment, public speaking, writing, and martial arts.