Meet Our Team at Spinal Care Chiropractic
At Spinal Care Chiropractic, our warm and welcoming team creates a relaxing and comfortable atmosphere for you. We look forward to meeting you and discovering how we can help you regain your health!
April Grace Olores, Clinic Manager
April earned her Bachelor of Science in Legal Management from Ateneo de Manila University in the Philippines, followed by a Bachelor of Built Environment and a Graduate Diploma in Interior Design from Queensland University of Technology in Australia. She also holds a Certificate in Commercial Cookery and Patisserie from TAFE SA in Australia.
Before joining Spinal Care Chiropractic, April gained diverse experience working in sales, design, and hospitality. She enjoys being part of our welcoming team and finds fulfillment in seeing patients leave with brighter smiles and improved health.
A proud mother of three, April loves spending her free time dining out and traveling, cooking and baking, watching theater and musicals, and enjoying the company of family and friends.
Princess Bouquet Villanueva, Clinic Supervisor/ Nurse
Princess is a registered nurse with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing. She enjoys meeting new people and providing quality care to a diverse range of patients, while continually expanding her knowledge of chiropractic care. Always eager to learn, Princess welcomes opportunities to develop new skills and experiences.
Outside of work, she loves traveling, singing, playing the piano and organ, watching movies, coloring, photography, and spending quality time with her family.
Emmanuelle Anne Morales, Nurse
Inspired by her mother, who is also a nurse, Lou decided to follow the same path. She studied at Remedios Trinidad Romualdez Memorial Schools – Makati Medical Center, where she graduated in 2008, and went on to gain four years of professional experience at a JCI-accredited hospital.
Throughout her nursing career, Lou has cared for patients of all ages—from infants to seniors over 90. She applies her wide range of skills to provide excellent care and finds the most fulfillment in working alongside our chiropractors, especially when patients experience recovery through chiropractic care after initially being advised to undergo surgery.
Outside of work, Lou enjoys spending time with her children and dogs. She and her son especially love exploring new restaurants and trying out different activities together.
Lyra Jane De Pedro, Nurse
Lyra shares, “My inspiration for choosing the nursing profession is my grandmother, because I want to care for her and others.”
She graduated with a Nursing degree from Iloilo Doctors’ College in 2022 and continues to pursue further education to stay updated in her field. Known as a fast learner and effective multi-tasker, Lyra gets the job done efficiently while also being highly tech-savvy and proficient in Microsoft applications.
For Lyra, the most rewarding part of being a nurse is witnessing patients’ progress and seeing them regain their health.
Outside of work, she enjoys drinking coffee, watching movies, and having meaningful conversations about life.
Judy Marie Arevalo, Head Physical Therapist
Judy earned her Physical Therapy degree from Universidad de Manila in 2013, inspired by her mother’s encouragement to pursue the field.
With over 10 years of experience, she finds great fulfillment in helping patients improve their mobility and live more comfortably.
Outside of work, Judy enjoys watching movies and TV series, reading occasionally, and most of all, spending time with her family—especially her baby daughter.
Reylie Ann Joy Licup, Physical Therapist
Rae shares, “My grandmother inspired me to become a Physical Therapist because she showed me how physical therapy helped her regain strength and return to her daily activities after having spondylolisthesis.”
She earned her bachelor’s degree from San Juan De Dios Educational Foundation Inc. in 2019, the same year she passed the local board exam. Dedicated to continuous learning, Rae pursues professional development courses and is a registered Physical Therapist in both the Philippines and the United States.
Outside of work, she enjoys watching movies and TV series, playing video games, and exploring different restaurants.
Cleo Sheleigh Estole, Physical Therapist
Cleo shares, “I chose to become a physical therapist because my mom couldn’t pursue it back then, so I decided to continue it for her. Eventually, I grew to love the course and have no regrets despite its challenges.”
She graduated from the University of the East Ramon Magsaysay Memorial Medical Center Inc. in June 2023 and is eager to continue expanding her knowledge and skills through further training.
As a compassionate physical therapist, Cleo is committed to providing the highest quality of care to help patients improve their quality of life. She finds the most rewarding aspect of her profession is seeing patients progress in their recovery and being part of their journey.
Outside of work, Cleo enjoys traveling—especially to beaches—and discovering new experiences. She recently discovered a passion for freediving, which has quickly become one of her favorite hobbies.
Shania Grace Del Mundo, Physical Therapist
Shani chose to pursue physical therapy because she values meaningful patient interaction. She earned her degree in Physical Therapy from the University of Baguio in 2020 and continues to expand her knowledge through ongoing education.
What Shani enjoys most about her profession is the variety of treatment approaches available for musculoskeletal conditions. She shares, “In my experience, the combination of physical therapy and chiropractic care is more effective than conventional treatments.”
Outside of work, Shani enjoys learning new skills in her free time, including studying different languages, painting, and exploring other creative interests.
Dana Angela Ganitnit, Physical Therapist
Dana graduated with a BS in Physical Therapy from De La Salle Medical and Health Sciences Institute in June 2020. Encouraged by her mother to take the course as preparation for medical school, she admits she initially knew little about physical therapy. However, during her internship, she grew to truly appreciate the profession and now plans to pursue further professional development courses to advance her skills.
Describing herself as persistent, compassionate, and bubbly, Dana finds fulfillment in helping patients achieve a better quality of life. She shares, “As cliché as it sounds, the most fulfilling aspect of being a physical therapist is helping people have a better quality of life—but I think that’s what physical therapists are built for.”
Beyond the clinic, Dana enjoys staying active through the gym, tennis, golf, mountain climbing, and participating in marathons.
Nancy Vocal, Housekeeping Staff
Daisy Gomo, Housekeeping Staff