JEREMY DEHERRERA, DC, Cert. DN
Jeremy grew up in northwest Montana and attended Flathead High School graduating in 2006. He was a multi sport athlete in both basketball and soccer. Jeremy then went on to play collegiate soccer at the Montana State University Billings while obtaining a bachelors degree in Health and Human Performance. As most athletes, Jeremy experienced injuries that put him out of commission for some time during his season. It was finding a sports chiropractor that kept him healthy and competing at a high level that eventually lead Jeremy into his career choice of being a Chiropractor.
Dr. DeHerrera is fascinated with the human body, and what we can accomplish when we are moving correctly and all systems are working together. This has lead Jeremy to focus on movement patterns and changing them when they become faulty and lead to pain and dysfunction. Jeremy specializes in an evidence based approach to treating neuromusculoskeletal problems. Dr. DeHerrera loves working with patients of all walks of life; young or old, competitive athlete or weekend warriors, patients in pain or maintenance care, good physical health or wanting to improve it, he still takes an individualized approach to each patient that incorporates the best evidence of manual therapy and exercise to get the patients better sooner.
Jeremy met his wonderful wife Alyssa DeHerrera at Montana State University Billings. The two of them got married in 2011 on Flathead lake before attending the University of Western States in Portland Oregon to obtain his Doctorate of Chiropractic. . In 2019 they were blessed with a son named Jaxon. When Jeremy is not actively treating patients, he enjoys hunting, fishing, skiing, hiking, golfing, working out and spending time with his wife, his son, and their dog Sage.
Wyatt Witty, PT, DPT, Cert. DN, CSCS
Wyatt was born and raised in Buffalo, Wyoming, at the foot of the Bighorn Mountains where he grew up participating in several sports and activities. In 2012, Wyatt graduated high school and then attended Laramie County Community College (LCCC) in Cheyenne, Wyoming for two years, before transferring to Montana State University – Billings to finish his collegiate soccer career and earn his bachelor’s degree in Health and Human Performance.
While completing his undergraduate degree in Billings, Wyatt also had the opportunity to coach several different soccer teams at the youth and high school level. Wyatt served as a JV head coach and varsity assistant coach for the Skyview girls soccer team from 2016-2017, as well as the assistant strength and conditioning coach over the summer weight lifting programs.
Because of his community involvement with coaching, as well as his academic performance, Wyatt received the “College of Allied Health Professionals Outstanding Major Award in Human Performance,” as well as Montana State University – Billings’ “Outstanding Undergraduate Award for Excellence in Academics, Community Involvement, and Service.”
After graduating from MSU-B in the spring of 2018, Wyatt journeyed southwest to Flagstaff, Arizona to attend Northern Arizona University and obtain his Doctorate of Physical Therapy (DPT). Wyatt graduated from NAU with his DPT degree and obtained his Montana Physical Therapy licensure in the spring of 2021.
Wyatt has a strong passion for learning and teaching, especially about the human body and movement. So much so that he has served as an adjunct professor at MSU – Billings and taught courses like “Foundations of Exercise Science,” and “Essentials of Strength and Conditioning.” So not only can you bet that he is an evidence-based provider, you can also be confident in his knowledge and ability to meet you where you are on your journey and individualize a plan to help you reduce pain and accomplish your physical goals. When he’s not working in the clinic or teaching a course, Wyatt enjoys playing recreational soccer, snowboarding, working out, hiking and spending time with his dog, Meeko.