Staff

Certified Clinical Nutritionist, Weight Loss Coach, Receptionist, Chiropractic and Therapy Assistant

Trina has earned a master's degree in clinical nutrition, and maintains certification as a Certified Clinical Nutritionist. She is also a licensed X-Ray technologist, and has a degree in business management and photography. Trina has been an important part of Arlington Chiropractic Clinic since 1999. They believe, as research demonstrates, that many illnesses are helped by nutritional and lifestyle changes. Even 'simple' health complaints are often related to nutritional deficiencies, dietary imbalances and sub-optimal lifestyle habits. Even spinal complaints can be benefited by nutritional support.

Trina's knowledge includes nutritional therapeutics, clinical biochemistry of nutrition, vitamins and minerals, botanical medicine, developmental nutrition and the pathophysiologic basis of metabolic diseases. She wrote an informative research paper on osteoporosis.

Trina participates in continuing nutritional education, and in 2009, studied the 'Effects of gastrointestinal integrity on total body health and well-being'.

Trina understands the challenges of maintaining a rigid office schedule, while in balance with her home life of two children and husband Mike.

Insurance, Receptionist, Chiropractic Assistant

Jenny has been with Arlington Chiropractic Clinic since 1993. She started out as the file clerk and eventually worked at the front desk and the insurance department. After 30 years here, Jenny has learned so much about healthy living and healing the body naturally. She is married with two kids that are currently in college. She loves to spend time with her family and being outside as much as possible. 

Chiropractic and Therapy Assistant

Ross has been our rehab specialist at Arlington Chiropractic Clinic since 2015. He attained a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from Elmhurst University in 2014. Ross truly enjoys being able to work one on one with our patients and getting to know them as individuals. He finds joy in the process of creating a personalized exercise protocol for each patient and celebrating the end result with them. He also likes to add in some humor to make the process a little more fun—he will help strengthen your core with either exercise or laughter, at least one of the two. Outside of the rehabilitation department, Ross is a studio musician and professional drummer. He is in a band called Synovial, and he teaches drum lessons in his free time. He and his fiancée Melissa have a bearded dragon named Arlo.