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dr. raven bradley, d.c.

Dr. Raven J. Bradley is a lifelong Houston native who has long held an innate interest in how to initiate peak performance and quality of life in the human body. Driven by this curiosity, her genuine care for those she interacts with, and a passion for her chosen vocation, Dr. Bradley decided to move forward with pursuing her BS in Kinesiology from The University of Texas San Antonio in 2015, before returning to Houston to complete her Doctorate of Chiropractic from Texas Chiropractic College.

Since graduating with her Doctorate, Dr. Bradley, has been humbled to receive many accolades including being named a FIGS ambassador, receiving Women in Medicine’s “Top Chiropractor award”, and, most dear to her heart, establishing her own clinic: Artisan Chiropractic. At Artisan, she works with a wide variety of people from all walks of life to help heal injury and prevent pain. Additionally, she is sought after for her expertise by athletes that travel to work with her across the US and internationally.

Driven by her desire to give her patients the absolute best care at her clinic, Dr. Bradley has regularly independently pursued continuing education, earning certifications in Human Movement Performance, Sports Nutrition, Dry Needling, and FAKTR Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization.

Outside of her work at Artisan chiropractic, Dr. Bradley is a fixture in the Houston community, mentoring chiropractic students, participating in her sorority alumni association (Alpha Kappa Alpha), and is also a proud co-founder of the “Minorities in Medicine” Scholarship award.

She enjoys spending time with her rescue dog, Hendrix, and sweating it out through a variety of mediums around Houston: strength training, spin, HIIT and after completing her first half marathon in 2020, she was hooked on running as well. She continues to run locally and encourages her own patients to move in a way that serves them as well.