Flow Chiropractic was born out of a moment of clarity.
During a visit to a mentor’s practice in Barcelona, we experienced something that touched us deeply:
A space filled with peace, love, and tranquility. There was little conversation, no rush, and no tension—only focused, gentle care. People were helped in a simple way, with respect for their nervous systems.
There, we saw what chiropractic can be like, too.
We realized that by changing the way we work, we could not only help people more deeply—but also help more people, without causing stress for ourselves or our patients. We didn’t want a cold, clinical environment. We wanted warmth, compassion, connection, and a place where people can truly grow and heal.
That's how Flow came to be.
The name " Flow Chiropractic " has several meanings for us:
The state we want to be in during treatment—present, focused, and connected
The natural flow of patients in a clinical setting, where people arrive, receive treatment, and are then able to move on
And the continuous flow of information within the nervous system, which controls the body and enables it to function
When people first walk into Flow, we often hear the same thing:
“It feels peaceful here. It feels like coming home.”
And yes—we also have a little cockapoo named Ted who loves to greet people and get hugs. That definitely helps.
If we were to summarize Flow in one sentence, it would be:
A safe, peaceful, and relaxing place to reconnect and restore balance.
Registration and Professional Associations
At Flow Chiropractic, we prioritize quality, safety, and professionalism. That is why our chiropractors are registered with the Dutch Chiropractic Foundation (SCN), the independent registry for chiropractors in the Netherlands.
Michael Collins, DC, is registered with the SCN (registration number 475) and is also a member of the Dutch Chiropractors Association (NCA).
Jennifer Collins, DC, is registered with the SCN (registration number 593).
Our registrations and memberships help ensure that we meet the applicable requirements regarding education, continuing education, quality, and patient safety.