I’m Dr. Jonathan Leusden. Gentle, low-force chiropractor in Salt Lake City. Also a paraglider pilot and a small farmer out in the Sevier Valley, but that’s not why you’re here. Chiropractic first, everything else after.
Chiropractic care in Salt Lake City
I practice Open Source Technique (OST): real-time testing to find exactly what’s actually wrong, then a gentle correction. No cracking, no popping, no long-term contracts. Most people need fewer visits than they expect, and we stop when you’re better, not when a plan says so.
I see patients from downtown Salt Lake City, the Avenues, and neighborhoods across the valley. I also work with hypermobility and EDS (Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome): if you’ve been told your joints are too loose for regular chiropractic, low-force OST is built for exactly that.
Gentle Chiropractic Salt Lake has the full practice details and booking. Gentle Salt Lake Chiropractor goes deeper if you like to understand a condition before you book. I also see patients in Richfield through Gentle Chiropractic Utah / Takeoff Consulting.
Want specifics? Here’s what I treat, and my page on custom Sole Supports orthotics, for when the problem starts at your feet. Got questions before you book? Check the FAQ. Ready to get on the schedule? Book here, Salt Lake or Richfield.
Why the flying and the farm are here too
Trust is part of choosing a chiropractor. So here’s the rest of it, briefly, in case it’s useful before you book.
Home is a small orchard-and-sheep place in the Sevier Valley. Over a hundred heirloom fruit trees, a big garden, a flock of Suffolk sheep, pasture-raised lamb for sale every October. More on the Flying Farm if you’re curious.
I also fly paragliders, off Cove and Monroe Peak, most good evenings from spring through fall. Roughly 1,500 hours in the air over the years, about 800 of those right here in the Sevier Valley. The full paragliding story is here, along with my XContest pilot profile and a dashboard of my Cove evening flights, if you like charts as much as I do.
Beyond that: my son, lifting heavy things, friends worth laughing with. Follow along on Instagram or Facebook. But if you’re here for your back, your neck, or your kid’s growing spine, let’s start there.