Where science meets the art of healing.
My path to chiropractic wasn’t a straight line. Before entering healthcare, I worked in documentary film, drawn to the art of storytelling and the opportunity to explore the experiences that shape people’s lives. I was fascinated by people—their perspectives, their histories, and the stories that make each of us who we are. Over time, I found myself wanting to make a more direct, tangible difference in people’s lives.
Making the transition from the arts to the sciences was exciting, but it was also intimidating. I wondered whether I could leave one world behind and find my place in another. Then, during a conversation with a chiropractor about making that very change, I was told something that stayed with me: chiropractic isn’t just a science—it’s an art, too.
That idea changed everything. I began to see a connection between the two fields: both require curiosity, careful observation, creativity, and an appreciation for the individual. Just as every person’s story is different, every body has its own history, needs, and way of moving through the world.
Today, as a graduate of Life Chiropractic College West, I bring that same curiosity to my practice. I believe that everyone has a story to tell, and I want to understand the person behind the symptoms—not just what brings someone into my office, but how they experience their body, what matters to them, and what feeling well looks like in their life. Empathy and listening are central to the way I approach care, because I believe people deserve to feel heard, understood, and supported as individuals.
I specialize in gentle, low-force chiropractic care, tailoring my approach to each person’s unique needs and goals. My philosophy is grounded in respect for the body’s innate intelligence and an appreciation for the relationship between structure, movement, and the nervous system. I believe care should be thoughtful, collaborative, and personal—never one-size-fits-all. I have studied DNFT Directional Non-Force Technique, Activator Method, Thompson and Pierce styles of Drop Table, and gentle applications of the Diversified technique, as well as chiropractic extremities work. I have been studying soft tissue, and bodywork with Dr. Judy for several years.
Outside the practice, I love traveling, exploring unfamiliar places, and experiencing different ways of life. I’m naturally curious about the world and the people in it, and I value the perspective that comes from stepping outside the familiar. That openness carries into my work, reminding me that there is always more to learn and that every person brings a perspective worth understanding.
Leaving the film industry was a leap of faith, but it led me to a profession where I can bring together the analytical and the creative, the scientific and the human. For me, chiropractic is an opportunity to do meaningful work, build genuine connections, and help people feel more at home in their bodies.
Passionate about Anatomy
Intuitively Guided to Unlock Your Healing
Hi! I’m Alegre Fowler, massage therapist and maker of fermented delights and herbal wellness products.
An NHI Advanced Program graduate, I love effecting change for each body on my table. Each massage is unique for every body, every time.
Whether you’re seeing me for buccal face massage, area-specific therapeutic massage, or lymphatic movement, my goal is to work with you to create relief from pain.
I firmly believe in the healing value of therapeutic bodywork, whether on its own or as a component of a holistic approach to wellness.
When I’m not practicing massage, you can find me sweating in the hot room practicing yoga or Pilates, on the road chasing hot springs or waterfalls, or playing in the kitchen or garden.
We want to welcome and introduce you to Cotati Chiropractic’s new doctor of chiropractic, who will be working with Dr. Judy to serve our clients.
Dr. Jenn Price is a wonderful addition and an expansion of services to our practice. We can’t wait for you to meet her.
She is an Advanced BioStructural Correction™ (ABC) practitioner, which means she is uniquely capable of dealing with back pain by correcting the underlying root cause: poor posture.
Additionally, she has advanced post-graduate training in pregnancy and pediatric chiropractic care, a passion for which she has done extensive studies.
