Dr. Tyler Smith, D.C., graduated from Palmer College of Chiropractic in 2008 after graduating from the University of Wyoming with a B.S. Degree in Exercise and Sports Science and Health Promotion. Dr. Smith is also a National Strength and Conditioning Association Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist and Personal Trainer, Anti-Inflammatory diet advocate, and considers himself a quality of life expert and coach.

Dr. Smith not only cares for patients through chiropractic care, but takes it to the next level with lifestyle evaluations, recommendations about exercise, diet, balance, posture, sleep, rest, hydration, and stress management. “Our patients are like another form of our extended family. NHC is a Wellness Clinic, we don’t just treat pain, we treat the whole person.

Dr. Helen Kallis, D.C., graduated from Palmer College of Chiropractic in 2007. Shortly after graduating she returned to San Juan, Puerto Rico to begin the process of opening her dream practice. In San Juan she could be close to her family, she would be close to many sports groups which she hoped to help train and achieve their health goals. Since the day she opened she emphasized her time in teaching her patients on how to be healthy, stay healthy, and how to avoid getting ill. She is a guest in many radio interviews, a guest speaker for many private and public organizations, volunteers her time assisting running groups in teaching proper techniques and adequate nutrition.

“My ultimate goal is to educate, motivate, and inspire my patients to make lifestyle changes so they feel and function better, prevent problems in the future, and help them have a better quality of life.”

Isabelle Kallis Colón, Ph.D., earned her Ph.D and graduated Suma Cum Laude from Carlos Albizu University, which is accredited by the American Psychological Association, after graduating Cum Laude from Boston College’s undergraduate psychology program.

Dr. Kallis Colón is also a Yoga teacher since 2008, certified by Samadhi Yoga Puerto Rico. Isabelle Kallis Colón has various poster presentations including one based on her thesis: The benefits of yoga and meditation for symptoms of anxiety and depression for drug abusing women in a rehabilitation program, which was presented at the 2009 American Psychological Association Conference.