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Dr. Tim Kelly

For Appointments Call:
(404) 477-1589
3098 Piedmont Road, NE
Suite 430
Atlanta, GA, 30305
dr@drtimkelly.net

Dr. Kelly graduated in 1985 with a Doctor of Chiropractic Degree from Life Chiropractic College in Marietta, Georgia after completing his under-graduate education at the University of Bridgeport in Bridgeport Connecticut. He has been in practice in the Buckhead area of Atlanta for over 20 years.

A lifelong student, Dr. Kelly continues to research leading edge treatments to ensure that his patients receive the highest quality care currently available. Beyond the work he does at his treatment center in the Buckhead community of Atlanta, GA, Dr. Kelly is dedicated to promoting community awareness of the power of individuals to heal themselves through a renewed connection with their body and daily practices that promote lifelong balance and vitality. He holds the passionate belief that we can heal modern epidemics such as cancer, depression, dyslexia and other major health issues through a joint effort between the individual and his or her medical and holistic communities. The spread of his message has lead to the restored health of individuals from New York to New Zealand.

	There was one moment in December of 2008 that I looked at my daughter and thought to myself, she may not make it. It scared me to death. Back in February of 2000, our daughter developed type 1 diabetes. A virus swept through town that year and while most kids who got the virus fought it off with no aftereffects, she wound up in the ICU at Egleston’s Children’s Hospital with a damaged pancreas and type 1 diabetes. Today she is 11 years old and as a result of her diabetes we have watched her diet very closely. But when she turned 8 other problems started occurring. In the third grade she developed the first signs of arthritis and at 9 she began having trouble breathing. By age 10 she was using Albuterol every day to support her breathing and daily doses of Motrin to manage her joint pain. And in the fall of her tenth year she developed hypothyroid disease. The poor kid was just falling apart in front of our eyes.
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