Meet the Team
Hi, I'm Dr John Wohar
My Story
Dr. John Wohar has spent more than four decades doing what he loves most—helping people feel better while continuing to ask questions about how the human body works.
A 1981 Summa Cum Laude graduate of Palmer College of Chiropractic, Dr. Wohar’s own experience with a serious football injury and chiropractic care helped inspire him to enter the profession. Since then, he has devoted his career to chiropractic, Applied Kinesiology, clinical nutrition, Traditional Chinese Medicine concepts, and other natural approaches to health.
That lifelong curiosity eventually led Dr. Wohar to develop his own clinical system, Viscero-Somatic Reflex Technique (VSRT). Developed and refined over roughly three decades, VSRT grew from his observations of recurring structural patterns and his desire to better understand why some problems return even after a successful adjustment. His work combines dynamic range-of-motion and manual muscle testing with structural assessment, visceral-somatic and meridian relationships, specific chiropractic correction, re-testing, and nutritional support when appropriate.
Today, Dr. Wohar continues to practice from his home office in California, Pennsylvania, while developing and teaching VSRT and writing for The American Chiropractor.
Away from the office, his greatest accomplishment is his family. He and his wife, Linda, have built their life and practice together while raising ten children and a growing family
of grandchildren.
My Philosophy
After more than four decades in practice, Dr. Wohar still considers himself a student of natural healing. He believes good healthcare begins with curiosity. When a patient experiences recurring pain, an adjustment that doesn’t seem to hold, an unexpected muscle weakness, or a change that simply doesn’t make sense, his instinct is to ask: “Why?” Rather than treating the symptom in isolation, he looks for patterns and relationships that may help explain what the body is communicating.
That philosophy has shaped the way he practices: observe, test, question, correlate, correct, and re-test. Manual muscle testing and dynamic range-of-motion assessment provide immediate feedback that can help guide his clinical reasoning and allow patients to better understand the changes taking place in their bodies. His published work emphasizes both improving the specificity of the chiropractic adjustment and giving patients meaningful feedback about their care.
Most importantly, Dr. Wohar believes the doctor’s job is to keep learning. Chiropractic remains the foundation of his practice, but he draws from decades of study in nutrition, Applied Kinesiology, meridian concepts, and natural healing to consider the whole person in front of him.
After all these years, he is still practicing, still studying, still asking why—
and still fascinated by what the body can teach us.
Meet The Team
We are a group of passionate and fun professionals eager to share our knowledge and love
of holistic health and healing.
Kelly Olexik
Office Manager &
Chiropractic Assistant
Kelly Olexik has been a valued member of our team for more than six years, serving as both Office Manager and Chiropractic Assistant.
She is at the heart of the day-to-day practice—keeping the office running smoothly, supporting patient care, and providing therapies including Firefly, Acoustic Wave,
and Acuscope.
With more than 30 years of experience in the medical field, Kelly brings an exceptional depth of knowledge from both clinical and administrative roles. Her experience, attention to detail, and genuine care for people allow her to anticipate patients’ needs and help each visit feel comfortable, organized, and personal. Kelly especially enjoys getting to know our patients and making sure they feel welcomed, informed, and well cared for from the moment they walk through the door.
Outside the office, Kelly enjoys crafting and reading. Her creativity, patience, and lifelong love of learning are qualities she brings to the practice—and to our patients—every day.
Linda Wohar
Practice Co-Founder &
Patient Care Support
For more than 40 years, Linda Wohar has worked alongside her husband, Dr. John Wohar, helping build their chiropractic practice into the family-centered practice it is today. From the earliest years of the office to the present, Linda has been an integral part of both the practice and the patient experience, supporting nearly every aspect of care along the way.
Throughout the years, Linda has worn many hats—from coordinating the front office and assisting with therapeutic care to teaching nutrition classes and helping patients better understand the role nutrition and healthy lifestyle choices can play in their overall well-being. Her decades of hands-on experience, warm personality, and genuine interest in others have made her a familiar and trusted presence to generations of patients.
Family has always been at the center of Linda’s life. She and Dr. Wohar are the proud parents of ten children and grandparents to twenty grandchildren, and the practice itself has truly become a family affair. Over the years, many members of the Wohar family have worked alongside them in the office as staff members, educators, and massage therapists—creating a legacy of service that extends well beyond Dr. and Mrs. Wohar themselves.
After more than four decades, Linda remains deeply committed to the same things that have always mattered most to her: family, relationships, natural wellness, and caring for people well. Her warmth, experience, and behind-the-scenes leadership have helped shape not only the practice, but the welcoming sense of family that patients experience when they walk through the door.
Angie Danek
Midwife • Licensed Massage Therapist
Angie Danek’s passion for birth and natural healing began at an early age. As the oldest of Dr. John and Linda Wohar’s ten children, she grew up immersed in chiropractic and holistic wellness—and even witnessed the birth of one of her younger sisters at just five years old. That early fascination eventually became her life’s work. Angie has been supporting birthing families professionally in the Pittsburgh area since 2011 and is the founder of Empowered Holistic Birth.
Today, Angie combines her experience in midwifery, therapeutic bodywork, pregnancy and birth support, and patient advocacy to care for women throughout pregnancy, birth and postpartum. Her training includes Spinning Babies®, breech-release bodywork, Arvigo® abdominal therapy, massage therapy, childbirth education and doula care. Her approach reflects the philosophy she grew up with: listen to the body, look beyond the obvious, and give people the knowledge and support to become active participants in their own care.
As a mother of four herself, Angie brings both professional expertise and a deeply personal understanding to the families she serves. Her goal is to help women feel heard, informed, supported and confident as they navigate pregnancy, birth and the transition into motherhood.
