Dr. Michael Hollerbach
Dr. Hollerbach is a native of Toledo with a life-long love of the healing arts. He has spent 10 years in higher education learning what the human body is made of, how it works, how it breaks down and how to help a person back to health naturally. He earned a Doctor of Chiropractic degree with Honors from Life University in Marietta, Georgia in 2017. Dr. Hollerbach was awarded the Chiropractic Philosophy Distinction Award and the Earnest Arnold Speak Tradition award from Life University, two of the most prestigious awards given to members of the graduating class. He also earned a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Exercise Science while attending Life University. Prior to attending Life University, Dr. Hollerbach attended Irene’s Myomassology Institute in Southfield, Michigan, earning a myomassologist diploma and an advanced medical massage diploma.
Having had the opportunity to practice in dozens of countries around the world and any state in America, Dr. Hollerbach chose to return to Northwest Ohio in order to be actively involved in the lives of his family, especially his three grandchildren. He is excited and honored to be a part of the Anthony Wayne and Whitehouse communities and has enjoyed getting involved and being an active leader in the community since his return. He enjoys leading by example, and lives an active, healthy and sober lifestyle while continuing to grow his practice and educating others here and abroad as to the incredible benefits of chiropractic care.
As president of the Delta Sigma Chi Fraternity, Lambda Chapter, Dr. Hollerbach was instrumental in the founding of new chapters in both Germany and at Sherman Chiropractic College in South Carolina. The fraternity's mission is to grow and share the value of chiropractic and healthy living both here and abroad.
During his time at Life University, Dr. Hollerbach held numerous leadership positions helping to guide and encourage fellow students. He was extremely active in the World Congress of Chiropractic Students where he represented Life University on an international stage for 8 years while traveling to 5 continents.
He was also a resident assistant at the Life’s Village Retreat for over 7 years where he helped new students transition into student housing. In addition, he enjoyed helping create a supportive, caring environment so that each student would feel welcome, comfortable and subsequently succeed scholastically. Dr. Hollerbach was also a writer for the school paper, The Vital Source, writing articles relevant to student life on and off of campus.
Previously, Dr. Hollerbach utilized his massage education to create Natural Wellness Therapeutic Pain Solutions in Temperance, MI in 2006. There, he helped people improve health via therapeutic massage techniques. It was in 2010 that he decided to answer his calling from 25 years earlier and make his dream of becoming a chiropractor a reality.
Currently, Dr. Hollerbach is studying equine and canine chiropractic techniques and is eager to combine his love of healing with his love of animals.
Having had the opportunity to practice in dozens of countries around the world and any state in America, Dr. Hollerbach chose to return to Northwest Ohio in order to be actively involved in the lives of his family, especially his three grandchildren. He is excited and honored to be a part of the Anthony Wayne and Whitehouse communities and has enjoyed getting involved and being an active leader in the community since his return. He enjoys leading by example, and lives an active, healthy and sober lifestyle while continuing to grow his practice and educating others here and abroad as to the incredible benefits of chiropractic care.
As president of the Delta Sigma Chi Fraternity, Lambda Chapter, Dr. Hollerbach was instrumental in the founding of new chapters in both Germany and at Sherman Chiropractic College in South Carolina. The fraternity's mission is to grow and share the value of chiropractic and healthy living both here and abroad.
During his time at Life University, Dr. Hollerbach held numerous leadership positions helping to guide and encourage fellow students. He was extremely active in the World Congress of Chiropractic Students where he represented Life University on an international stage for 8 years while traveling to 5 continents.
He was also a resident assistant at the Life’s Village Retreat for over 7 years where he helped new students transition into student housing. In addition, he enjoyed helping create a supportive, caring environment so that each student would feel welcome, comfortable and subsequently succeed scholastically. Dr. Hollerbach was also a writer for the school paper, The Vital Source, writing articles relevant to student life on and off of campus.
Previously, Dr. Hollerbach utilized his massage education to create Natural Wellness Therapeutic Pain Solutions in Temperance, MI in 2006. There, he helped people improve health via therapeutic massage techniques. It was in 2010 that he decided to answer his calling from 25 years earlier and make his dream of becoming a chiropractor a reality.
Currently, Dr. Hollerbach is studying equine and canine chiropractic techniques and is eager to combine his love of healing with his love of animals.
Molly FishMolly got her first horse at age 11 and has pursued her love of horses throughout her life. Molly began her equine rehab career after her 6 year old Arabian gelding suffered an unknown nerve injury in January of 1990. An expert veterinarian determined it was likely nerve damage, and suggested Molly begin doing physical therapy exercises. Though still in high school, she devoted several hours after school to care for Raffie and in May of 1990, Molly and Raffie won the title of Monroe County 4-H Horse & Pony Queen! Through college and having a family, Molly’s passion for horses and their quality of movement never faltered.
Molly is married to her husband Scott and together they have 4 children and a rescue dog, Bolt! In 2020 Molly began volunteering at H.O.O.V.E.S (Healing Of Our Veterans through Equine Services), performing myofascial release and kinesiology taping as well as using SureFoot pads to help maintain the quality of movement of the horses who help heal the veterans who participate in the program. In 2021, Molly began specific courses in equine Bodywork through Wholistic Animal Studies - Dr. Angelique Barbara including Equine Nutrition, Equine Kinesiology Taping, Equine Massage, Animal Neuro-Myofascial Release and Equine Cranial-Sacral technique. Molly is blessed to be a part of American Animal Chiropractic and is excited to continue to grow in her passion to help heal horses. |
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