A 2012 Valley Springs High School graduate, Dr. Dustin Campbell, DC is practicing as a health care provider at Abundant Living Chiropractic outside of Dallas, Texas in Flower Mound.
Campbell received a Bachelor of Science degree in applied exercise physiology from the University of Arkansas in 2016, prior to beginning Chiropractic College at Parker University in Dallas, Texas. He graduated from Parker Chiropractic College in December 2020 with a Doctorate of Chiropractic degree and a Masters of Functional Nutrition degree.
One of the owners of the clinic, Dr. Mark Ahrens said, “Dustin has a passion for helping people find hope in the midst of their health struggles while helping them to get back to health and their ultimate life potential. He has focused his skill set around a wide variety of healthcare techniques in order to bring the best care possible to his patients.”
Campbell’s main focus has been on hundreds of additional, extracurricular hours in Applied Kinesiology (AK), a unique technique that uses manual muscle testing to find underlying, often hidden dysfunction within the body and the specific, wide range of treatments for the patient as a unique individual. He has also done additional work in Quantum Neurology Rehabilitation (QN), Neuro-Emotional Technique (NET), nutrition therapy for infertility, auto-immune issues, brain, hormone, and thyroid problems, and clinical blood work.
Campbell uses manual adjusting techniques, drop table adjusting, instrument assisted adjusting (Activator Certified), Sacral-Occipital technique (SOT) adjusting, and various soft tissue techniques in order to tailor specific and unique treatments to each patient. Campbell has a passion for helping heal patients’ health concerns and helping them move toward their utmost goals and prosperity.
Campbell is the grandson of Olen and Geraldine Marshall and earned his Eagle Scout Award with Troop 60 while in high school.
“I look forward to aiding my patients in gaining health, happiness, and life success,” Campbell said.
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