Meet
Our Team
Our Sioux Falls Chiropractors
Dr. Danielle Pearson
Dr. Dani grew up in Reliance, South Dakota. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science from the University of Sioux Falls (Go COO!) in 3 years. She married Dr. Rylan and they moved to Davenport, IA to attend Palmer College of Chiropractic where she completed her doctorate degree in 2018. Dr. Dani is mom to Ali, Cole, and Layne. She has had specialized pregnancy/pediatric training through the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association, as well as SOT technique through SOTO. In her spare time, she likes to be outside with her family, run with her German Shepard/Husky mix Lulu, crochet, and read/listen to audiobooks. She also loves getting checked and adjusted weekly by Dr. Rylan. Dr. Dani’s passion is pediatric Chiropractic!
Dr. Rylan Pearson
Dr. Rylan was born in California but soon moved to Chamberlain, South Dakota. After high school, he joined the Marines. While serving he sustained an injury, was medically discharged, and went to further his education at Mitchell Tech where he graduated as a Lineman. Then, a fall on the job caused major injury to his right foot and many surgeries later, he decided to switch careers and become a Chiropractor. In 2019 Dr. Rylan made the choice to amputate his right foot to avoid further bone fusions and constant pain. Now, he loves playing adaptive sports and meeting other amputees and hearing their stories. He graduated from Palmer College of Chiropractic in 2021. Dr. Rylan enjoys spending time with his kiddos, fishing, and learning new things.
Dr. Rylan is also a volunteer diplomat with the Sioux Falls area Chamber of Commerce. Time served January 2022-Present. He is also a board member of the Business Resource Network, elected for his first four-year term in March of 2022.
Nicole Fluth
Email-nicole.fluth@functionalkidssd.com
Functional Kids is located within the ChiroFamily building in the back-office space. If you happen to see her around during your appointment say hello!
Bio- Nicole received her Doctorate in Occupational Therapy from the University of South Dakota in 2018. With a passion for pediatrics, Nicole has worked in outpatient pediatrics specializing in feeding, the Early Start Denver Model for children with Autism Spectrum Disorders, and in sensory processing. She also worked within the school setting to provide services within the preschool classroom as well as in the elementary and middle schools. Nicole has completed continuing education in primitive reflex integration, strategies for picky eaters and problem feeders, parent-child interaction therapy, sensory integration, interoceptive awareness, and attachment theory.
