Dr. Marilyn Everett, owner of Family Chiropractic Complex graduated Magna Cum Laude from Life Chiropractic College in 1985. She has been in practice in Tennessee for 39 years as of May 2025.  Dr. Everett is now the longest practicing chiropractor in Shelbyville and Bedford County. Over the years she has helped a huge amount of residents and has been voted Finest Chiropractor many times over.

Dr. Everett was the first in Tennessee to offer spinal decompression with the sophisticated DRX 9000 machine and has been able to prevent spinal surgeries in hundreds of patients.

She and her husband Steve have one dog, Pepper. She enjoys working out and hiking and reading health-related and Christian books, but most of all spending time with her grandchildren. They live in Wartrace and enjoy being on their land there as well as spending time with the family.

Dr. Monet Shook grew up in Nashville, Tennessee. She graduated from Tennessee State University with a baccalaureate in Cardio-Respiratory Care Sciences. She earned her doctorate at Sherman College of Chiropractic in 2016. As a chiropractor, Dr. Shook does manual therapy, extremity adjusting, and Koren Specific Technique (KST). KST involves listening to the body and adjusting the most important subluxation. A subluxation is any interference or lack of flow in the body that prevents it from fully healing and can lead to symptoms such as pain. This system of analysis can be applied to any part of the body including cranial bones, organs, muscles, and extremities. In practice, her focus is to combine chiropractic with nutrition and rehabilitative therapies.

In her free time, Dr. Shook enjoys exercising, reading, writing, traveling, and spending time with family. Her goal is to share with as many people as possible how they can change lives by changing their health.

Dr. Andre Gregory was raised on a farm in South Fulton, Tn where I learned responsibility, taking care of the horses and goats. He went to college at Murray State University with a focus in
Exercise Science, but later switched to a Biology Pre-med major/ Chemistry minor path.
After college, he attended Logan University Chiropractic School in Missouri. With his mother being an MD, he grew up in hospital settings. When deciding on his career path in high school, he decided to follow in her footsteps and enter the healthcare field. His mother has always held an interest in alternative medicines and brought him with her while looking at Logan for herself, where he learned what Chiropractic is. He learned the
power of chiropractic when a botched surgery/recovery left his mom’s hand completely
immobile, with the doctors saying the condition was permanent. Refusing that answer,
his mom visited a physical therapist, an acupuncturist, a massage therapist, and the same chiropractor who would later train him. Today, 5 years later, she has 96% mobility back in
her hand. This showed Dr. Andre how effective chiropractic care can be. He had a later experience where he injured his foot and suffered worsening pain when He tried to walk. A professor saw him and adjusted his feet, so now he can walk pain-free. This further reinforced that the pain people think is “normal” can be relieved with chiropractic care.
In addition to reading and gaming, He loves to fence and play tennis, as he was a ranked fencer in undergrad and a state champion in high school. When conditions are right, he also likes to spend time near the water and fish. He is also interested in exploring new hobbies now that he is in middle Tennessee, as well as learn about animal chiropractic care.