About Us
Finding Inspiration in Every Turn
Where to begin this tale about us? I suppose, as with all things, it should be at the beginning.
Back Again Chiropractic was founded toward the end of 2025 with a singular goal in mind. To build a practice focused around long term goals and outcomes, getting patients back again to the things they love to do. We've seen the struggle time and time again to return to work, to return to sports, to return to daily life activities. We believe in finding the root cause of the issue, addressing it, and teaching you how to help manage it.
To this end, we work with a variety of insurance companies, accept no fault, and worker's compensation. That way we can meet you wherever you may be on your path to recovery. To help you along that path, we are continually learning new techniques and how to use new tools. While what we know and do now works well, what if we can make it work better? What if we can teach you how to use this knowledge yourself?
The Goal, as always, is to get you back again to where you want to be.
Meet the Doctor
My name is Dr. Katja Reid, DC
For the last twenty years, I have dedicated my career to personalized care for my patients.
Growing up, I watched a family member with chronic health issues navigate through a variety doctors and prescription medications. Eventually, she found alternative, conservative care that vastly improved her quality of life and I found what I wanted to do with mine.
After working for years as a massage therapist in clinical or therapeutic offices, I enrolled at University of Western States in Portland, OR and graduated in 2018 as a chiropractor. Since then, I've worked to integrate both backgrounds into my own practice and provide the best, individual care I can for my patients.
Drawing from this background in both massage therapy and chiropractic care, I look at the interplay between muscle, ligament, and joint to determine the root of your pain or problem. This knowledge, I strive to pass on to you, to empower each patient in understanding the source of their pain or discomfort, offering effective solutions and recurrence prevention.
When not in the office, I pursue a variety of activities to keep active and healthy. Weather permitting, that could be hiking and camping with my partner and daughter. Weather not permitting, it can be reading, knitting, or playing board games with friends and family. I'm always looking for a new trail to explore or eatery to try out.
