Dr. Kelly Thompson, DC, CCSP
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Dr. Kelly Thompson earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Human Biology from Northwestern Health Sciences University where she also earned her Doctorate in Chiropractic. Dr. Kelly is also certified in Chiropractic Acupuncture has completed over 180 additional hours of training in pediatric and maternal care for chiropractic by the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association and has completed the BIRTHFIT professional coursework. She has also attended numerous other courses in pediatrics and craniosacral work. She has been trained in the Webster Technique for fetal positioning as well.
Dr. Kelly’s first experience with chiropractic was in first grade when she fell off the monkey bars on the school playground. She landed on her neck and her mom took her to the chiropractor for evaluation. At age 6, because of the chiropractic care she received; her interest in the field was sparked and it's grown into a lifelong passion. Dr. Kelly is an avid runner and triathlete and enjoys the occasional race. She also enjoys playing broomball and played on several teams in the metro area. She finds treating sports related injuries especially rewarding. High school athletes are among her favorite patients. Nutrition is an additional passion of hers. Dr. Kelly views a patient's ability to contribute to their own rehab as being vitally important. She is educated in McKenzie Diagnostic Therapy protocols. She is also a Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician. As of July 2025, Dr. Kelly has stepped away from direct patient care and has moved fully into a leadership role within the clinic working closely with our amazing team of associate doctors and therapists. She is deeply involved in shaping your care experience, refining our approach, and helping ensure that you continue to receive the high-quality care Thompson Chiropractic is known for. |
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Dr. Jessica Donaldson, DC, CFMP, CVSMT
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Dr. Jessica Donaldson decided to become a chiropractor after her first treatment at the age of 9. She had a long journey of hospitalizations, surgeries and medications for severe digestive issues, but after receiving chiropractic care she experienced a huge transformation in her health. She continued care into high school and college where she was a competitive swimmer. She attended the College of Saint Benedict and studied nutrition science. She graduated magna cum laude from Northwestern Health Sciences University with her Doctor of Chiropractic degree in 2013.
Dr. Jessica has a passion for empowering families to make educated and supported healthcare decisions. She especially enjoys working with women through their preconception and prenatal journey. She is certified in the Webster Technique for pelvic balancing and has taken continuing education courses through the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association (ICPA) and Spinning Babies programs. She is also certified in Chiropractic Acupuncture and incorporates it into her treatments when appropriate. Dr. Jessica is trained in functional medicine through Functional Medicine University. She offers consultations to extensively review health history and previous lab work, order comprehensive lab testing, and provide a personalized protocol. She has a special interest in digestive and metabolic health. She also has been trained in and offers Dutch Testing and consulations. Additionally, Dr. Jessica is a Minnesota Board Certified and registered Animal Chiropractor. She owns and operates Healing Meadows Animal Chiropractic and offers small animal appointments at Delano Veterinary Clinic and The Spot Training Facility, as well as large animal appointments at an owner's farm. Dr. Donaldson lives in Delano with her husband, three young children, two cats and a dog. Healing Meadows Animal Chiropractic |
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Dr. Mauren Kittock, DC
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Dr. Mauren Kittock was introduced to chiropractic at a young age, but truly began to value all that chiropractic can do for your health during her time in college. While in college, she experienced reoccurring ear infections and was set to get tubes in her ears. At this point, she began regular chiropractic care which not only prevented the need for surgery, but lead her to pursue a career in chiropractic. Dr. Mauren earned her Doctor of Chiropractic with Sports Emphasis degree from Northwestern Health Sciences University.
Dr. Mauren loves seeing entire families in the office and is especially passionate about supporting the health of children so they grow up healthy and capable. She has done extensive training in primitive reflex integration, which helps to support reaching milestones in childhood and a regulated nervous system so we age well too! She is also certified in dry needling and will incorporate that into her patient's care when appropriate. Additionally, she has been certified in the Webster Technique to help with the birthing process. Dr. Mauren was a 2 sport college athlete, playing basketball and tennis at the U of M Morris. Being an active individual and participating in sports from a young age, she believes “movement is medicine.” She enjoys weightlifting, hot yoga, walking, and basketball, as well as spending time golfing and snowboarding with her husband Ryan in her free time. She loves connecting with patients and determining what moves them. This helps her to create a personalized approach to their chiropractic care and overall lifestyle changes. |
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Dr. Jayme Moulton, DC
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Dr. Jayme Moulton joined us in January 2026, bringing with her more than 15 years of experience as a dedicated chiropractor serving the West Lake Minnetonka community. Since 2010, she owned and operated Keystone Chiropractic in Mound, where she built a reputation for compassionate care, and strong patient relationships. Throughout her career she has treated a wide range of individuals and families, earning the Laker Pioneer Best of the West Lakes Area -Chiropractor- award 9 years in a row.
She looks forward to continuing her work with the dedicated team at Thompson Chiropractic and within a clinic that shares her values and patient-centered philosophy. Dr. Jayme’s path to chiropractic began as a high school athlete recovering from a stress fracture. Six weeks in a walking boot created an uneven gait that led to significant lower-back pain, and chiropractic care provided the relief she couldn’t find elsewhere. She continued relying on chiropractic throughout college, using it to manage chronic neck pain and headaches brought on by long hours of studying. Although she had always understood the power of chiropractic, she gained even deeper insight six years into her career after being involved in a car accident. While she was fortunate to walk away, the aftermath was challenging and required a team approach. Chiropractic, massage, and physical therapy were all vital to her healing, and the providers at Thompson Chiropractic played a meaningful role in helping her return to a more normal daily life. That firsthand experience with the clinic’s skill, compassion, and collaboration ultimately made joining their team many years later feel like a natural and exciting transition. Dr. Jayme earned her undergraduate degree from North Dakota State University and her Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Northwestern Health Sciences University in 2010. In 2018, she expanded her clinical skill set by earning her certification in acupuncture, enabling her to support patients with chronic pain, headaches, and complex musculoskeletal conditions that benefit from a blended approach. Her practice philosophy is simple: meet patients where they are. Dr. Jayme believes that small, realistic changes can drive meaningful long-term improvements. She focuses on education, empowerment, and practical tools that help patients participate in their own healing and stay active in the lives they love. Dr. Jayme lives in Waconia with her husband, Joel, and their daughter, Riley. She enjoys spending her free time outdoors, especially gardening, camping, and fishing. |
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Dr. Claire Roth Kuntz, DC, CCSP, CPT
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Dr. Claire Roth Kuntz developed a passion for health and movement through her background in athletics, which continues to shape her approach to patient care today. She is dedicated to helping patients feel their best through personalized, evidence-based treatment plans that support long-term health and a return to the activities they love.
Dr. Claire enjoys working with patients of all ages and stages of life, including children, families, pregnant women, and athletes. She values building strong relationships with her patients and empowering them to take an active role in their health. As an endurance athlete herself, she has a special interest in working with runners and endurance athletes—helping them optimize performance, prevent injury, and stay consistent in their training. She earned her undergraduate degree in Nutrition and Pre-Physical Therapy before going on to receive her Doctorate of Chiropractic from Northwestern Health Sciences University. She is a Board Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician (CCSP), further expanding her ability to care for active individuals and athletes. Dr. Claire expanded her skills to support patients with an additional certification in acupuncture, and is also a Certified Personal Trainer. She takes a well-rounded, functional approach to care, integrating movement, nutrition, and lifestyle factors to support each patient’s individual goals. Outside of the clinic, Dr. Claire enjoys training for and competing in running and cross-country ski endurance events, spending time with family, hiking, reading, and experimenting with new allergen-friendly recipes. A Minnesota native, she grew up in the Carver area and now lives in Waconia with her husband, Brandon. |
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COMING SOON!
Dr. Angie Graper, DC, CACCP
Dr. Angie will be joining us to serve patients one day a week while Dr. Mauren is on maternity leave this fall/winter!Dr. Angela Graper completed her Doctor of Chiropractic degree at Northwestern Health Sciences University in Bloomington, MN. She opened Family Focus Chiropractic in October of 2011 and then her son Logan was born in January 2012. Two “babies” were born within a few months. Dr. Graper is Certified by the Academy Council of Chiropractic Pediatrics (CACCP), certified in Webster technique through the International Chiropractic Pediatrics Association and has additional training in soft tissue breech balancing techniques to better serve pregnant women. In conjunction with chiropractic services, she has extensive training in Functional Medicine to help people put together a plan to optimize their health through lab evaluations when traditional medicine has not provided them answers. Dr. Graper has completed courses through the Carrick Institute and adapted her knowledge of improving the vestibular system, eye movements and more to better help not only adults but also kids with issues such as reading difficulty and inability to focus. She believes in using real food first as a primary tool for healing with additional support from supplements to speed up the process. She lives in Waconia with her husband, who is also a chiropractor, two boys and a girl. |
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Dr. Tara Schug, DC
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Dr. Tara will be joining us to serve patients one day a week while Dr. Mauren is on maternity leave this fall/winter!
Dr. Tara Schug first became interested in chiropractic as a high school volleyball player. Low back pain had begun interfering with her serve and her ability to move quickly on the court, and after a few chiropractic visits, she was back to playing the sport she loved. Her interest grew while she was in college and working in a chiropractic office, where she was also receiving regular care herself. After struggling with intense motion sickness for most of her life, she was surprised to find herself able to sit in the backseat of a car and read—something she had never been able to tolerate before. Working in the clinic and getting to know the wide variety of patients who came through the door showed her how much chiropractic care could impact people’s everyday lives and ultimately led her to pursue chiropractic as a career. Dr. Tara takes a function-focused approach to care and enjoys working with a broad range of patients, from active adults to people dealing with persistent neck and back pain, headaches, and movement limitations. She believes treatment should be tailored to the person in front of her, with evidence-informed guidelines helping to shape the course of care. She has completed training in Pain Reprocessing Therapy (PRT), which has influenced her approach to chronic and persistent pain. For patients whose pain has continued long after an injury should have healed, or whose pain seems disproportionate to what can be explained by imaging or tissue damage, she incorporates education and strategies aimed at changing the way the brain and nervous system interpret pain signals and helping patients regain confidence in movement. Patient education is an important part of her approach, helping people better understand what may be contributing to their symptoms and giving them practical ways to stay active and participate in their own recovery. Dr. Tara earned her Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Northwestern Health Sciences University in 2009 and has more than 17 years of experience in practice. She spent six years in private practice before joining the Integrative Health team at Hennepin Healthcare, where she practiced for nearly nine years. Her time at Hennepin gave her the opportunity to work closely with a broad range of healthcare providers while caring for patients with everything from straightforward musculoskeletal injuries to complex and persistent pain. She now owns her own practice in Richfield and is excited to be returning to Thompson Chiropractic after having covered a maternity leave at the clinic many years ago. Outside the clinic, Dr. Tara enjoys staying active, cooking and baking, and spending time outdoors. She and her husband have three boys, so much of life outside of work is spent keeping up with their kids and activities. That busy stage of life has also reinforced something she talks about often with patients: staying active doesn’t have to mean training for a race or following a perfect exercise routine. Sometimes it simply means being able to keep up with your family and continue doing the things you enjoy. |
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