Wyss Family Clinic of Chiropractic

Dr. Skip Wyss

I became a chiropractor to give back, help, and impact my community that I grew up in. This is why I had chosen to become a chiropractor. It was the best way to give back and have the biggest positive impact on the people that I love and care about. I have been seeing a chiropractor my whole life since I was 2 years old. My mother tells me that she took me because I had tummy troubles and “I just thought it would be good for you”.

That moment and decision from my mother impacted my life from that point forward. Who knew that I would be become a chiropractor 22 years later and have an amazing pediatric practice here in Green Bay. I tore my right knee up my senior high school year playing kickball and had to have surgery to fix it.Through chiropractic adjustments and care my knee healed faster than any other knee that my physical therapist had ever seen. It was at that point that my chiropractor approached me about becoming a chiropractor. I realized it was the chiropractic adjustments and care that allowed my body to heal at its fullest potential.

Additional Certifications and Training
Dr Skip has completed over 200 hours of post-graduate training in the area of family wellness, including specialty studies and clinical competence for infants, children and the care in pregnancy and has received Certification by the Academy Council of Chiropractic Pediatrics (CACCP).

Dr. Skip is also certified in the Webster technique through the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association (ICPA) to care for pregnant moms before conception, during pregnancy, and after babies arrive.

He teaches about adjustment techniques for infants and children throughout the United States and internationally with the Practice Evolution Program. Dr. Skip also coaches doctors internationally through his program, The Practice Evolution PRIME.

He is certified in nutrition through the state of Wisconsin and is currently working on his diplomate in pediatric care through the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association.

Supporting Our Local Area
Dr. Skip is a founding member of the The Spine Project, a local non-profit chiropractic charity to care for our veterans, active military, their kids and families. He is also the past president of the Thursday Morning Breakfast Optimist Club that works with our local Green Bay area children and their schools.

Speaking Engagements
Dr. Skip speaks several times per year around the country and internationally through Palmer College of Chiropractic or the Practice Evolution Program. He also works with the Meta Birth Project, a nonprofit organization that provides complimentary doula and birth counseling to underage and underprivileged mothers.

Dr. Julie Wyss

Dr. Julie's true passion lies in caring for the pediatric and pregnant population!

A career day back in the sixth grade led to my interest in chiropractic. I opened up the career book to the page for either correctional officer or chiropractor! Between the two, I started looking into chiropractic. My interest grew but I didn’t realize the true benefits of chiropractic until I experienced some health issues during my first two years of college. The medical doctors couldn’t figure out what was wrong with me. Around the tenth or twelfth time I went to the doctor, I told them I wanted to try chiropractic. I visited a chiropractor and as I learned more about it, my life was turned around and I chose the path to chiropractic.

A Comprehensive Education
As a UW-Green Bay alumnus and principled Palmer College of Chiropractic graduate, I continually strive to learn more and am continuously taking pediatric and pregnancy seminars to better serve the many families in our community. I have completed over 200 hours of post-graduate training in the area of family wellness, including specialty studies and clinical competence for infants, children and the care in pregnancy and have received Certification by the Academy Council of Chiropractic Pediatrics (CACCP).
I am Webster Technique certified through the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association (ICPA), certified in nutrition through the state of Wisconsin and LOVE supporting moms in the postpartum transition through BIRTHFIT classes and The Momma Phoenix.

Community Work
I am the local facilitator for Pathways Connect, a wellness-based group that allows families in our community to embrace chiropractic and living naturally. We gather groups of open-minded, holistic families in coming together to share ideas and connect.
I am a Regional Director for BIRTHFIT, Board Member of the Allouez Business Association (ABA), and an active philanthropic member of 100 Women Who Care Green Bay.

Along with my husband, Dr. Skip we are the founders of the Non-Profit, The Spine Project; a chiropractic charity for veterans, kids and families here in Green Bay.

Dr. Katey Senebouttarath

Dr. Katey is a born and raised Wisconsinite!

I am the oldest of 5 children in my family, in which three of my siblings have Hemophilia Factor 8. I grew up watching nearly every cheesy 70’s Kung-Fu action film and every Disney film. If you ever need a trivia member for a Disney trivia night, I would be a shoe-in! My favorite Disney films include Lilo and Stitch and Mulan.

Dr. Katey has always been an active individual, participating in cross country, then mixed martial arts and is an active weightlifter. During her undergraduate years, Katey worked in the greater Milwaukee area as a personal trainer and group fitness instructor at the University of Milwaukee -Wisconsin, the YMCA and at 9 Round. This is where Katey developed a great appreciation for the science of the human body and all of its capabilities. However, once Katey worked as a chiropractic assistant she truly found her purpose of Chiropractic.

I became interested in pediatrics, when a classmate mentioned “the truest form of Chiropractic starts with children.” Intrigued, I searched for more information on Pediatric Chiropractic. My journey has led to the doorstep of Wyss Family Clinic, where I instantaneously loved the warm, welcoming atmosphere of caring for families.
I believe a healthier tomorrow starts with the empowerment of parents, children and families in the Wisconsin community.

Valerie

Born and raised in Tomahawk, Wisconsin, I moved to Green Bay when I began studying at UWGB. Before I graduated, I took 1 year off to live with a family in Freiburg, Germany as an Au Pair (kind of like a nanny). I also studied briefly at the Universität in Freiburg while I lived there. I happened to be living in Germany when I was introduced to Harry Potter…I’m a huge fan, as is everyone in my family!

While in college, I was sure I wanted to become a psychologist, but I was unsure whether I wanted to work with children or adults. My Junior year, I got a job working at a child care center. My experiences with the children and families convinced me that working with children was the path I wanted to take.

After returning from Germany and graduating from UWGB with degrees in Germany, Psychology and Human Development, I continued to work in child care. In the 17+ years I worked in the early care and education field, I had the privilege of working at 4 centers, having been Director of 3 of them.

Dedicating my professional life to working with children and families has been very rewarding! However, balancing the demands of running a large high-quality center and supervising staff with being an awesome mom to my own 2 boys became too much. I was extremely lucky to have been given the opportunity to work with the amazing team and patients at Wyss Family Clinic. Here, my schedule not only allows me to continue to work with lots of children and parents, but also to spend more time with my own family.

My husband, Joe and I both speak German and love to travel. Our boys, Fischer and Larken keep us on our toes and keep us laughing every day. They enjoy baseball, swimming and reading. Together, we’ve read the entire Harry Potter series. We also have an orange striped polydactyl cat named Hook who has lots of extra toes.

I look forward to the path to better health we will experience with chiropractic care. It is a pleasure getting to know and work with the Doctors, Office Staff and Patients at Wyss Family Clinic!

Jacinda

Born in North Carolina, I spent my childhood years in Wisconsin, and my teens years in Arkansas, and recently just moved back to Green Bay.
Growing up, I moved around a lot but my heart always stayed here in Wisconsin.
I graduated Siloam Springs High school in Arkansas in 2018 along with my cosmetology licenses. From there, I spent the last 2 years specializing in hair and makeup.

I love to express myself through different forms of art.
I enjoy being out in nature. Hammocking, floating, and longboarding out by the lakes. I also enjoy music and have always had a passion for singing and playing guitar.
And of course, hair and makeup.

Unsure if I wanted to go back to school for another career path or to further my cosmetology path, all I knew was that I loved serving the community and loved seeing and making people feel great about themselves. I decided that I wanted to come back to Wisconsin for a change.

Through moving here, I have had the opportunity to meet and be able to work alongside such amazing Doctor’s and be a part of their team.
I am honored to have a job that is passionate, loves, and serves its community!

Team Wyss

Dr. Skip Wyss

Dr. Julie Wyss

Dr. Katey Senebouttarath

Valerie

Jacinda

The place for family-focused care, specializing in pediatric chiropractic and chiropractic care during pregnancy.