Dr. Kanema Clark’s journey exemplifies the power of integration—of passion, purpose, and profession. As a board-certified chiropractic, the reigning Mrs. Jamaica International 2025, mother of five, and founder of The Avoda Project, Dr. Clark has become a role model for modern women everywhere. She is not only a successful entrepreneur and healthcare leader but also a devoted wife, mother, and advocate for faith, family, and freedom. Her story is a powerful testament to the idea that true success isn’t about doing less; it’s about doing what matters most.
Along with her husband, Dr. Drew Montez Clark, Dr. Kanema co-leads Breakthrough Health Centers, a thriving network of wellness clinics with an expertise in chiropractic Biophysics and upper cervical chiropractic care. Their patient-centered approach is rooted in science, compassion, and a commitment to healing. As a published researcher with a Doctorate in Chiropractic from Palmer College and an undergraduate degree from the University of Miami, Dr. Kanema’s clinical expertise is well-respected within the field. Her research, which has appeared in prestigious journals like Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta, demonstrates her commitment to the advancement of medical knowledge. She is also a co-author of two books, one of which addresses neuropathy and chiropractic care, reflecting her dedication to furthering patient education and advocacy.
Beyond her work at Breakthrough Health Centers, Dr. Kanema is the co-founder of Breakthrough Essentials, a premium supplement company that brings personalized, science-backed health solutions to individuals seeking optimal wellness. This initiative perfectly aligns with her broader mission to provide holistic healthcare and promote a healthy, purposeful life.
Dr. Kanema’s dedication to service extends far beyond her professional work. As the founder of The Avoda Project, a nonprofit organization focused on medical and religious freedoms, she has worked tirelessly to support underserved communities both locally and globally. The Avoda Project provides essential services to those in need, advocating for the preservation of constitutional freedoms, parental rights, and the protection of the nuclear family. Through her humanitarian work, Dr. Kanema has contributed to various initiatives, including providing support to organizations like Women’s Fund of SWFL, Path2Freedom, and Soles for Souls, as well as organizing mission trips to assist doctors in underserved countries. As a Paul Harris Fellow with Rotary International, she has demonstrated her dedication to global service and community development.
Her role as Mrs. Jamaica International 2025 is just another extension of her powerful platform. For Dr. Kanema, the crown represents more than just beauty—it symbolizes a commitment to her faith, her family, and her mission to create positive change. “My crown doesn’t define me—my calling does,” she says, underscoring that her leadership is driven by purpose, not by external validation. She uses her visibility as a pageant titleholder to advocate for important issues such as health freedom, family rights, and the empowerment of women, particularly mothers and entrepreneurs
Dr. Kanema’s approach to leadership is grounded in her belief that one does not have to choose between success and authenticity, ambition and love. “You don’t have to choose between leadership and love, or ambition and authenticity. You can live a life that’s both holy and high-impact,” she affirms. As a mother of five and a homeschooling advocate, she integrates her faith, family, and professional life with grace and purpose, serving as a beacon of hope for those striving to balance personal fulfillment with professional achievement.
Her message is clear: success isn’t about juggling endless responsibilities, but about creating a life aligned with one’s values and purpose. “I don’t want to just treat people—I want to equip them for breakthrough,” Dr. Kanema says, emphasizing that her work goes far beyond offering medical care—it’s about empowering individuals to transform their lives. Whether she’s working with patients at Breakthrough Health Centers, formulating health supplements, or advocating for families through The Avoda Project, Dr. Kanema’s approach is holistic, deeply rooted in faith, and centered on the well-being of individuals and families alike.
In her eyes, being a successful woman means embracing the fullness of one’s calling, both personally and professionally. “Whether I’m treating patients, leading a book bag drive, formulating supplements, or preparing for Mrs. International, I am consistently guided by calling, not clout,” Dr. Kanema shares, reflecting her commitment to authenticity in every aspect of her life. This philosophy is not just aspirational; it’s the foundation of her work and leadership.
Dr. Kanema Clark’s influence as a wife, mother, healthcare professional, and philanthropist is profound. Her story empowers others to lead with intention, compassion, and a steadfast commitment to their calling. She is reshaping the modern definition of success—not by doing it all, but by doing what truly matters.
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