At age 2, Dr. Armen and his family moved here as Armenian immigrants from Turkey. His first two languages were Armenian and Turkish. A family friend who is a Chiropractor introduced him to Chiropractic. After dealing with incessant headaches, neck and lower back pain following an automobile collision in addition to martial arts trauma, Dr. Armen could not get through his weeks in college without taking pain relievers at least every other day. Following only a few weeks of care, Armen’s headaches and pains almost completely ceased.

Experiencing these remarkable results encouraged Armen to forego going to Dental school and instead pursue Chiropractic as a lifelong profession and passion.

Bri is a transplant from Oregon, where she completed her Bachelor’s of Science in Exercise Science at Linfield College. She then moved to San Jose to begin her journey towards becoming a Chiropractor at Palmer College of Chiropractic. While attending school, she was heavily involved in clubs and attended many outside seminars to sharpen her skillset. Her philosophy is to always continue learning and to get outside as much as possible whether it’s hiking with her dog, paddle boarding or snowboarding.

She is working towards her Certified Chiropractic Sports Practitioner (CCSP), which will bring more insight and knowledge in treating the athletic population. Her current focus is in treating all individuals, especially the youth.

Adrian is a South County native. He was raised in Hollister, attended Monte Vista high school in Watsonville and received his Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology at Biola University in Southern California. After getting married to his wife, Chelsea, he moved back home to start his next chapter at Palmer College of Chiropractic in San Jose. While attending school, Adrian was very involved in school activities and held leadership positions in the school’s biggest club on campus, Sports Council.

This club services Bay Area athletic events with sports focused chiropractic care. These events included The Silicon Valley Turkey Trot, The North Face Endurance Challenge, The Sea Otter Classic and many others.

Riley was born and raised in rural Ohio. He received his Bachelor of Science in Exercise Physiology from Ohio Northern University. While attending ONU, Riley played 3 years of collegiate football prior to experiencing a career ending back injury. This injury, along with many other sports-related injuries, helped lead him on his journey to become a Chiropractor. While attending Chiropractic school at Palmer College of Chiropractic West, Riley was a member of the Rehab2Performance club, Motion Palpation Institute club, and was active with the research club and uses that experience to stay up to date with the best and most effective treatment and rehab protocols.

Riley has a background in personal fitness and strength and conditioning and enjoys working with all types of athletes.

Tristan has been a Bay Area native since the age of three when his parents moved here from Littleton, CO. He was raised in Gilroy, attending Monte Vista Christian high school out in Watsonville and Biola University for undergrad where he played on the golf team and completed his degree in Human Biology. After receiving his degree Tristan moved back home and attended chiropractic school at Palmer College in San Jose.

While at school, Tristan was passionate about learning how to effectively treat patient complaints and took numerous seminars outside of the curriculum to deepen his knowledge about the human body.