Meet Dr. Cappello

Life University class of 2004 graduate, Dr. Jodi-Ann Cappello studied Cranial-Sacral, Full-Spine, Diversified, Thompson, Activator, Extremity, Bradley, Pediatric, and Scoliosis chiropractic techniques, as well as nutrition and supplement application. She began her chiropractic journey in 1995 as a patient of her beloved hometown chiropractor, seeking help with severe asthma, headaches, and upper respiratory illness. Her experience with chiropractic care changed her health and her life path.

 

Dr. Cappello completed her bachelor’s degree in science and psychobiology at Binghamton University in New York. At Binghamton University, she was part of an ongoing research study for the effects of female hormones on cognitive impact, brain and behavior, and studying the complex body-brain connections. During her time in Binghamton, she volunteered for the American Cancer Society and helped communicate with older groups about disease-related nutrition.

 

Dr. Cappello has lived in Verona, NJ since 2009, with her husband Dr. Renato M. Cappello, and their three children. Her spirit of volunteerism continues as she served on the Junior Woman’s Club board as Fundraising chair for two terms. She was an active member and volunteer for the Friends of the Verona Library, helping to raise money and awareness to help restore the town’s library. In addition, she volunteers to teach faith formation at her church and served as a BSA Scout leader for five years. 
 

Dr. Cappello treated patients from her home office while raising her children and remaining an active town member.  She decided to open a new office location and expand her patient base. Her passion has been and remains to this day, helping people through chiropractic care.
 

Chiropractic care can be beneficial to everyone, preventing injury from repetitive sports, relieving the stress from daily-life activities, aiding in post-injury relief, and providing support to overall well-being.  Your health journey is unique to you, underlying conditions including imbalanced hormones, pre-existing disease, acute and chronic illness, mental illness, physical disabilities, repetitive stress, poor nutrition, and lack of movement and exercise, all contribute to your overall health. Together, we can discover how chiropractic care can benefit you on your health journey.