Dr. Debbie O’Reilly, DC, Dipl. Acp.

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Combining Advanced Techniques with Compassionate Care to Enhance Health and Well-Being

Dr. Debbie O’Reilly, a seasoned Chiropractor and holistic healer, is dedicated to improving the functionality and quality of life for both humans and animals in the Littleton community. With a comprehensive approach to health that encompasses a variety of specialized techniques, Dr. O’Reilly is committed to helping her patients overcome neuromusculoskeletal conditions such as sciatica, neck pain, and arthritis.

Her journey into holistic health began after a transformative experience at a nutrition lecture, which led her to pursue a career in chiropractic care. Graduating with honors from the National College of Chiropractic in 1993, she founded her practice in the picturesque Denver area, where she has since built a reputation for her compassionate and effective treatments.

In addition to traditional chiropractic services, Dr. O’Reilly offers a diverse array of treatments, including acupuncture, neuro-emotional technique, body talk, and craniosacral therapy. She is also a certified animal chiropractor, allowing her to extend her expertise to pets, ensuring they, too, can experience vibrant health. “Having the ability to treat both humans and animals is incredibly fulfilling,” she explains. “I see firsthand the positive impact holistic care can have on all living beings.”

Dr. O’Reilly utilizes cutting-edge technologies such as red and violet lasers, ion foot baths, and Rife technology to enhance her treatments. Moreover, she conducts methylation testing to identify genetic deficiencies and provides tailored supplement recommendations to address these issues.

Her commitment to ongoing education and professional development is evident in her numerous certifications and memberships, including affiliations with the Colorado Chiropractic Association, the American Veterinary Chiropractic Association, and the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine. In recognition of her exceptional skills, she has been honored as a Platinum NET Practitioner in both 2008 and 2010.

Outside of her practice, Dr. O’Reilly enjoys horseback riding, hiking, and traveling, often exploring the beautiful landscapes of Colorado with her beloved horse, Tuscanyy, and her three cats. She believes that maintaining a balanced life enriches her ability to serve her patients.

“My practice is unique because I employ a variety of synergistic techniques,” Dr. O’Reilly states. “This allows me to tailor my approach to each individual’s needs, ensuring the best possible outcomes for their health.”

Dr. O’Reilly invites the Littleton community to experience her holistic approach to healthcare, promising to do everything within her power to improve her patients’ well-being. “I am here to help you and your pets achieve your highest potential,” she says.

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