Dr. Emily Alsheskie

Dr. Emily Alsheskie Johnson has been practicing chiropractic since 2017, with clinical interests in nutrition, pediatrics, prenatal care, and the Webster Technique. With a background as a college athlete, personal trainer, and strength and conditioning coach, she brings a strong understanding of movement and physical performance to her approach to patient care. She values being transparent and honest with patients and is passionate about finding solutions that best support their needs, even when that means recommending care beyond what she provides.

Dr. Emily earned her Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Life University. Her path to chiropractic was shaped by her own health journey. After being diagnosed with an inflammatory bowel disease, she began exploring ways to manage her health beyond medication. While interviewing a chiropractor for a college project, she became interested in chiropractic care and decided to give it a try. The improvements she experienced, including better sleep, the resolution of ringing in her ears, and relief from digestive issues, made a lasting impression. She realized she could combine her passion for movement with hands-on chiropractic care to help others improve their health and well-being.

Originally from Plymouth, Wisconsin, Dr. Emily grew up in the country, surrounded by open land and close to Lake Michigan. She enjoyed the area’s many destinations and attractions, including the Kohler Arts Center and Road America. Today, she stays active with her husband through CrossFit, where she enjoys the challenge and competitive atmosphere as well as the friendships they’ve built. She also loves supporting her son’s hockey and soccer teams, spending time with other sports families, cheering on the Packers and Brewers, and enjoying family fishing trips.

For Dr. Emily, wellness is about making proactive daily choices that help the body function at its best and support a better quality of life. She believes those choices can have an impact beyond the individual, influencing family, friends, and the wider community. This is also reflected in her philosophy on chiropractic: helping one person move better or experience less pain can positively affect many other areas of their life.