Dr. Maggie Sliwka has been a practicing chiropractor since graduating from Life University in 2009. There, she learned many different chiropractic therapies, but focused more on Full Spine, Thompson, and Activator techniques. Upon graduation, she moved to the Netherlands and worked there as a chiropractor until late 2015. Between learning Dutch and traveling, she continued to expand her chiropractic knowledge by studying pregnancy and pediatric chiropractic care.

In 2016, she started working in the States at Georgia Spinal Health and Wellness, where she added decompression protocol to her repertoire of chiropractic techniques. There, she also treated many Personal Injury patients and has worked with lawyers, orthopedic specialists, and other health care professionals. She keeps up with the latest in the chiropractic field through continuing education and plans on pursuing an Occupational Health and Applied Ergonomics diplomate.

Dr. Maggie educates her patients on ergonomic solutions to daily situations and incorporates other therapeutic tools in a patient’s care plan (exercises, massage therapy, health and wellness information, etc) to ensure their success in achieving optimal health. Her personal chiropractic philosophy revolves around the biomechanics of the spine and its interaction with our daily lives, and how correcting issues in our environment can help to prolong better functionality achieved through chiropractic adjustments of the spine and extremities.

In April 2018, Dr Maggie became a member of the Life University faculty and works in the clinic system. This has allowed her to be even more a part of the chiropractic community in Marietta, GA and she finds great satisfaction in mentoring the next generation of chiropractors.

In her free time, Dr. Maggie is an avid reader, a fan of outdoorsy-type activities, and enjoys spending quality time with friends.