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Located in Scottsdale, Gonstead Performance Chiropractic is your health and wellness resource! Every patient in our office receives a careful, individual evaluation and treatment that is unique to their needs. Are you tired of pain and ready to perform at your best? Come in to see Dr. Trapp and see what the Gonstead Method of Chiropractic can do for you!

Dr. Trapp treats many professional athletes as well as Olympic and elite competitors from many sports. She treats NFL players from 20 different teams. When you come in the office, there is always the chance you will see one of these remarkable athletes!

Why the discus thrower? It is a timeless and classic symbol of art and sports performance. Dr. Trapp knows that there is an "art" to treating patients, not just science. She was a championship discus thrower for Louisiana State University and an 2-time Olympic Trials competitor before she became a chiropractor. She has extensive education and experience (Dr. Trapp's Bio) that she uses to help each and every chiropractic patient.

Laurie Trapp
Scottsdale Chiropractor | Gonstead Performance Chiropractic, LLC | (480) 751-6199

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    Laurie Trapp
    My name is Dr. Laurie Trapp and I am a chiropractor. I love what I do! I help people get healthy naturally from the inside out without drugs or surgery. What is better than that?
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  • "I've been a patient of Dr. Trapp for well over five years. By far I receive the best care that I have ever received from chiropractic doctor. I've seen over 10 doctors in the past 30 years and have yet to find a doctor that is as thorough as Dr. Trapp and provides the relief of pain as she does."
    Kevin Campbell

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Gonstead Performance Chiropractic

Monday:

9:00 am-12:00 pm

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Tuesday:

Closed

2:00 pm-6:00 pm

Wednesday:

9:00 am-12:00 pm

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Thursday:

Closed

2:00 pm-6:00 pm

Friday:

9:00 am-12:00 pm

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Saturday:

By Appt.

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