Meet Our Team

At Stone Family Chiropractic Center, we want to provide the best chiropractic care for you and your family in a friendly, pleasant and comfortable atmosphere. We are all here to help you with any questions you may have.

Kimberly Stover, our chiropractic assistant (C.A.), greets everyone as they come into the office! She is always energetic at any task she takes on. Whether it is finding patients a perfect appointment time, or assisting in watching children while parents get adjusted. She began her C.A. career with Dr. Stone in 2002 and is currently taking an advanced C.A. training course to provide her with better ways to help our patients!

Through her chiropractic education, Kimberly learned how important it is for pregnant women and children to get adjusted. She received care from Dr. Stone throughout her pregnancy, and started getting her seven-year-old son adjusted in the hospital at just 40 minutes old.  She works hard to educate the importance of chiropractic to everyone she meets.  In her free time, Kimberly enjoys mountain biking, paintball, and reading murder mystery novels

Mary Aubrey is the newest addition to our office as she joined our team in August 2011. She is a native Georgian, and her family has recently relocated to the Canton area. Mary assists Kimberly in the daily office duties and strives to ensure that each patient, whether young or young at heart, feels welcome and has a unique chiropractic experience. Mary has been under chiropractic care since birth, and has carried on this wellness lifestyle with her own family. She understands the importance of chiropractic and the benefits it has on the quality of life. Mary enjoys spending time with family and friends, going to the gym, shopping, and riding shotgun on her husband’s motorcycle.

Deborah (Deb) Jackson is a talented alternative wellness health coach, Licensed Massage Therapist, bodyworker and herbalist specializing in chronic pain and recovery since 1992. Deb provides Individualized and integrated therapeutic massage and bodywork tailored to meet the needs of each individual client.

She uses a combination of techniques drawn from Swedish, Deep Tissue, Sports Massage, Neuromuscular therapy, Structural bodywork, Reflexology, Myofacial Connective tissue work, Lymphatic drainage, joint articulations, stretching, holotropic breathwork and and guided visualization to promote relaxation, reduction and elimination of stress and chronic pain.

Deb also provides information and guidance on herbs that can assist in balancing the body's internal organ systems that often create pain patterns in the muscles. She is an alternative health coach who can guide you to find solutions outside of the normal medical box. She works to unify and align mind, body and spirit, and is passionate in her field of study and assisting you in being the best you can be pain free.

Shay Jones is a student intern from Life University, and will graduate in March 2012 as a Doctor of Chiropractic.  Shay is originally from Alabama, but studied her undergraduate degrees at the College of Charleston in Charleston, South Carolina.  She is currently a member of the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association and Virginia Chiropractic Association.  She is working on a certification through the ICPA to specialize in pregnant mothers and children.  When she graduates, she plans to practice family chiropractic and enjoy beach life in Virginia Beach.  In her spare time she enjoys cooking, surfing, running and playing with her dog.   

Wendy Allread is a student intern from Life University, and will graduate in June 2012 as a Doctor of Chiropractic.  Wendy is originally from Savannah, GA and moved to Atlanta in 2003 to start her undergraduate degree at Life University.  Wendy graduated in 2009 with a Bachelor in Biology.  Wendy is currently a member of the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association (ICPA) and is waiting for graduation to take the certification test.  Wendy’s goals in her chiropractic career are to obtain a Diplomate in Pregnancy and Pediatrics through the ICPA, to better serve families, especially pregnant women and children.  In her spare time, Wendy enjoys knitting, rock climbing, and road biking, and playing with her one-year old son.

And lastly (we save the best for last), Kalo is at the office almost everyday, playing with patients in the backyard and fetching the tennis ball for anyone who will throw it.