Dr. DeVeuve has been practicing in Orleans since 1996, and has a special interest in whiplash and brain traumatology. Dr. DeVeuve is a graduate of Western States Chiropractic College, and an active member of both the Massachusetts Chiropractic Association and the American Chiropractic Association. Before Dr. DeVeuve began her studies in Chiropractic, she was an avid bodybuilder, active in a natural league of steroid free bodybuilders. She is certified in veterinary adjusting, and is currently working toward her diplomate in Chiropractic Rehabilitation. She has an advanced Whiplash and Brain Traumatology certificate from the Spine Research Institute of San Diego, and also holds a certificate in Graston Technique, used for acute and chronic soft tissue injuries. When Dr. DeVeuve is not treating patients, she can often be found behind her Macomber ten harness loom, as she is a life long crafts person and enthusiastic weaver.

Chiropractic health care is hundreds of years old; early bone setters were tribespeople rather than clinicians and "diagnosed" by using their hands not their X-ray machines. Science has brought us far from those early times - today's D.C.s use modern imaging techniques when necessary, but still rely on the age old "laying on of hands" in order to determine what parts of the body need treatment

More than 200 specific types of Chiropractic treatment techniques exist - some techniques require the use of portable hand held adjusting devices, while others rely soley on a hands-on approach. Dr. DeVeuve's style incorporates many different techniques and is reflective of her extensive education in many different chiropractic disciplines. Treatment plans are individualized to reflect methods that work best for each particular patient.