She began getting adjusted at the age of 12 and because of chiropractic was able to continue with cheering and running track for many more years.

Dr. Myers says, “Once I understood that chiropractic was simply putting the bone back in to place and allowing the body to heal itself the way God intended it to, I knew I wanted to pursue this career and help others get back their life and have complete wellness their whole lives.”

Dr. Myers attended Dallas Baptist University and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Biology and Religion in 2004. Before beginning her chiropractic journey, she had the opportunity to live in Africa and work with missionaries through the International Mission Board. Once she returned back to the states, she attended Parker University in Dallas, TX and graduated in 2008 with her Doctor of Chiropractic degree. Once Dr. Myers moved to North Carolina she worked under Dr. Daryl Ammons and received training by Dr. Roy Sweat in order to obtain her Board Certification in Atlas Orthogonal work in 2015. Dr. Myers feels blessed that she can go to work and see the miracles of chiropractic happen every day.

Dr. Myers lives in Pittsboro with her husband, Tri, and her three children. She enjoys serving at her church, The Summit, with the youth, spending time with her family camping, reading, being a chicken mama and loving on her animals.

Dr. Ammons was born in Sanford, lived in the Deep River community north of Sanford, and graduated from Deep River High School. He became interested in Chiropractic after experiencing the benefits of Chiropractic on several occasions as a teenager and, once his undergrad studies were completed, decided his calling was to be a Chiropractor.

While in chiropractic college Dr. Ammons had the good fortune to study under and later intern with Dr. Roy Sweat researcher and developer of the Atlas Orthogonal Chiropractic program.

Dr. Ammons was a charter member and has served on the Board of Directors of the R.W. Sweat Research Foundation since it’s inception in the 1980’s. Dr. Ammons has continued his studies and has been board certified in Atlas Orthogonal procedures by both the R. W. Sweat Foundation and Sherman College of Chiropractic. He has also been certified in Activator Methods Chiropractic, Cox Flexion Distraction procedures, Advanced Spinal Biomechanical Engineering, and most recently received certification in Kennedy Decompression Technique. He has also studied nutrition extensively, especially the role of whole food supplements in improving bodily function, healing, and overall health. Dr. Ammons has always made every effort to have the best of equipment and stay abreast of any new advances in Chiropractic. When he is not working Dr. Ammons enjoys hunting, fishing, church activities, and spending time with his wife, three children, and especially his three grandchildren.

Over the years, Angel has garnered the respect of patients and fellow healthcare providers on his mission to improve the quality of life of others through chiropractic care. Dr. Angel has a wide range of experience from his many clerkships and associateships at Monroe Community Hospital, VA Medical Center, and Premier Health Center.

During his college career, he was inspired by a chiropractor’s ability to treat patients without the use of medication or surgery. Dr. Angel holds a Biology degree from William Paterson University in Wayne NJ and his Doctorate in Chiropractic from the New York Chiropractic College in Seneca Falls NY. Prior to graduating with his Doctorate, Dr. Angel was awarded the DD. Palmer Award, which recognized his efforts to educate the public on the benefits of chiropractic and with activities that serve to further the advancement of the profession.

Today, Dr. Angel works at Ammons Chiropractic whose mission is to inspire patients to take ownership of their health and wellness. When he is not helping patients, he enjoys learning martial arts, spending quality time with his loved ones, and participating in his local Buddhist community to further cultivate peace, culture, and education.

“There is a vast difference between treating effects and adjusting the cause.”
– D.D. Palmer | Founder of Chiropractic

Dr. Thoman’s career started at State University of New York at Brockport in Brockport, NY (about an hour east of Buffalo). He graduated with his Bachelor of Science degree. He pursued his further education in chiropractic at New York Chiropractic College in Seneca Falls, NY, which is located in the beautiful Finger Lake region of New York. There he earned his Doctorate of Chiropractic degree in 2007. His first chiropractic position was in North Augusta, SC at an Atlas Orthogonal practice. Since then, he has practiced several different types of chiropractic. He decided to come, full circle, back to AO because he knows that it works.

Bringing a person to their full potential with movement is one of Dr. Thoman’s primary principles he strives for every day. He wants patients to be able to utilize their body’s ability to heal to reach this goal. Dr. Thoman learned this early in his internships at VA Hospital in Buffalo and the Salvation Army health clinic; he could make a huge difference in people’s lives when he was able to get them moving better.

He has learned through playing rugby for many years, that life takes a toll on the body. Chiropractic has helped him get through life with minimal residual problems. At Ammons Chiropractic Clinic, he hopes to be able to help many people achieve greater health through natural chiropractic.

He’s an avid Tar Heels and Panthers fan. There is never a bad moment to talk about sports with Taylor! If you can’t find him in the woods deer hunting or turkey hunting, you can find him grilling out and spending time with his wife, daughter and their two dogs, Molly and Riley.