Dr. Spencer Tretter
About Dr. Tretter
Founder of Restore Health Collective
Dr. Spencer Tretter is a chiropractor and systems-based health practitioner focused on restoring structural balance, improving movement efficiency, and building long-term physiological resilience.
As a former Division I athlete, he understands firsthand the demands placed on the body. The importance of disciplined training, strategic recovery, and sustainable performance. Years of high-level competition and rehabilitation shaped his belief that lasting progress requires more than short-term symptom relief.
In addition to his athletic background, personal experience navigating autoimmune and gut-related challenges further shaped his clinical perspective. That experience reinforced a fundamental principle: the body does not function in isolated systems. Structural mechanics, immune activity, digestion, inflammation, and recovery are interconnected.
His work integrates chiropractic care with comprehensive health strategy, addressing both mechanical dysfunction and underlying physiological stressors. The objective is not temporary relief it is stability, adaptability, and durable health.
Care at Restore Health Collective is structured, individualized, and centered on identifying patterns that influence pain, performance, and long-term outcomes.
Philosophy
Health is not random. Dysfunction and inflammation follow patterns.
When joint mechanics are corrected and physiological stressors are addressed simultaneously, outcomes become more stable and sustainable.
The objective is not temporary relief.
It is structural integrity and systemic resilience.
Education & Training
Doctor of Chiropractic – Palmer College of Chiropractic
Bachelor’s Degree in Health Sciences, minor in Healthcare Management - Cleveland State University
Florida Licensed Chiropractor
Outside the Clinic
Dr. Tretter values strength training, time outdoors, continued education, traveling, and investing in meaningful relationships. These principles shape both his personal life and his approach to patient care: grounded in discipline, structure, and long-term thinking.