Dr. Abby Lee is a Louisiana native that swears she can still hear a low hum of jazz music if you listen hard enough. Unfortunately while Louisiana cuisine is as good as advertised, it does not lend itself to a healthy lifestyle. Through several athletic injuries that left Dr. Abby unable to run without pain, she found a chiropractor that explained what was happening, why it was happening, and how the entire body was connected. After that interaction, Dr. Abby knew that she wanted to help people heal their body naturally with the same knowledge she had been given.

 

Dr. Abby graduated with a Bachelors of Science in Kinesiology and Health Promotion from Louisiana Tech University. Following graduation, she moved to Dallas to pursue a Doctorate in Chiropractic from Parker University. While in chiropractic school, Dr. Abby became passionate about naturally treating the body as a whole in a holistic manner for issues such as hormonal imbalance, gut health deficiency, and autoimmune disorders. After successfully obtaining her Doctorate, Dr. Abby is currently enrolled in Functional Medicine University to be able to further her understanding and ability to successfully help her patients treat their bodies naturally.

 

Dr. Abby is certified in several soft tissue techniques. She primarily uses a combination of Fascial Distortion Model, Active Release Techniques, and Cupping Therapy. In cases where extra support is needed or where an acute injury has occurred and quicker healing is needed, she will utilize kinesio-taping. Dr. Abby likes to focus on how well the body is moving and functioning both externally and internally through movement and detoxification.

 

Dr. Abby met her husband, Flower Mound native Hunter Lee while he played football for Louisiana Tech. They are settled in Keller, Texas. They just welcomed their first child, a little girl named Charlotte and are no longer able to get anything done because she is now the boss. Dr. Abby is passionate about all things athletic and dreams of attending Wimbledon. She enjoys playing tennis, rooting for the Saints, and listening to Frank Sinatra around the house.