Dr. Pete is a Flathead Valley native where he was blessed enough to grow up engulfed in all that the valley has to offer. As an avid outdoorsman he enjoyed spending his time hunting, fly fishing, rafting, camping, and days on the lake. It’s these experiences and memories that he created with his family and friends in the outdoors that lead him to seek a profession of serving others. No matter the profession, Dr. Pete would strive to make a positive influence on the lives of others.

Dr. Pete graduated from Montana State University with a Bachelors of Science in Health and Human Performance. Following his graduation from undergrad he had the opportunity to spend a summer in Alaska serving others as a hunting and fishing guide helping others experience moments that would turn into memories that mirrored the

experiences he cherished so much growing up. Following his time in Alaska he would attend Palmer College of Chiropractic where he found his true passion and the best way he could serve others through the philosophy of Chiropractic and the natural healing abilities of the human body.

Throughout his time at school, like Dr. Jordan he was a part of the esteemed Troxell Intern Program, where he and fellow classmates had hands on experience in patient care within a professional office setting off campus, at Lawlor Family Chiropractic, which is a full Gonstead office.

Within the program Dr. Pete served as Head Intern where he excelled in managing the programs interns, schedules, classes and seminar programs further educating students and current Doctors of Chiropractic. It was these experiences that has lead Dr. Pete to complete 200+ hours of training through the Gonstead Methodology Institute and attend

30+ seminars to further his education and serve as an instructor and educator to fellow chiropractors and chiropractic students within the Gonstead Methodology Institute.