Dr. Mckenzie Cervini, DC

Dr. Mckenzie Cervini, DC

Dr. Mckenzie Cervini is a licensed pediatric and prenatal chiropractor with a passion for treating expecting mothers and children thereby helping them navigate the many significant physical and emotional changes they face. Dr. Cervini grew up in a sleepy little farming town in Ontario, Canada, where she spent her time playing ice hockey, swimming, and painting with her grandma. When Dr. Cervini was twelve years old, her father started an agriculture business in Carpinteria, which enabled her and the rest of her family to visit Carpinteria regularly when she wasn’t in school. After a decade of blissful California summers, Dr. Cervini knew that Carpinteria was calling to her as her home. She realized that dream by relocating to Carpinteria full time and establishing Seek Health in this bucolic seaside community.

Chiropractor, Seek Health

  • After graduating from the University of Windsor with a degree in honors biology, Dr. Cervini applied to Palmer College of Chiropractic in San Jose, California. While in chiropractic school, she was president of the pediatrics club and business club, and was a campus guide mentoring all incoming students. During her chiropractic studies, she developed a passion for women's health and wellness, together with a desire to assist patients with increased mobility designed to enable them to resume doing what they love. After graduation, Dr. Cervini practiced at a neurology and sports-based practice in Denver, Colorado, where she also enjoyed skiing, hiking, and high-altitude running. While the brilliant Denver sunshine and picturesque Rocky Mountains were enticing , Dr. Cervini knew she was officially ready to call Carp home and offer her unique chiropractic skills here to care for its locals.

    • Webster Certified

    • Active Release Technique (ART)

    • K-laser certified

    • Rock Tape FMT specialist

    • Instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization (IASTM)

  • When not in the office, you can find Dr. Cervini hiking the Franklin Trail with her dog, Millie, eating a moon bowl from Lucky Llama, or running up and down the beach. She looks forward to immersing herself in the tight-knit Carpinteria community and providing exceptional care to those who are seeking to live life to its greatest potential.