Unity Chiropractic in Franklin, Tennessee

Dr. Devan Arman is a chiropractor on a mission to make sure that the Franklin, Tennessee community thrives in life, rather than suffers. He learned late in high school that the human body is able to heal itself and was designed to handle most situations under the right conditions. He then aspired to be a chiropractor from high school after shadowing multiple offices. As a chiropractor in Franklin, Tennessee, he believes that the body has been created to heal from the inside-out, and his mission is to deliver that message to as many as possible. Over the course of undergraduate and graduate school, he visited and shadowed over 60 chiropractic offices to learn from the best in order to provide the highest level of care possible.

While Dr. Devan was in his doctoral program he held many leadership roles. He was a president of a chiropractic skill based organization where he built the organization up to the largest in the nation, alongside his fellow certified members. This organization was focused on teaching and improving chiropractic skills of fellow students in the chiropractic technique called Gonstead. He also was certified in extremity chiropractic, providing optimal movement and functioning of the shoulders, wrists, knees, feet, and other joints in the body aside from the spine. However, his focus and expertise is to provide the most specific scientific chiropractic care to the central nervous system via the spinal column and all of its vertebrae.

He has extensive training and experience in pregnancy, pediatrics, athletics, and overall wellness promotion. He has seen results with chiropractic varying from multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, fibromyalgia, chronic pain, migraines, sinusitis, arthritis, acute pain, leg cramps, and many more types of pain and health issues. As a chiropractor, he has also had the opportunity to watch many children benefit from chiropractic care with health issues like autism, ADHD, colic, bed wetting, and ear infections.

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