Frequently Asked Questions:

  • 1. Supports Recovery From Birth

    2. Helps With Postural Stress From Newborn Care

    3. Improves Core and Pelvic Floor Coordination

    4. Establishes baseline

    • Gentle and specific techniques – Pediatric chiropractic uses very light pressure (often compared to the amount used to check the ripeness of an avocado).

    • Helps after birth stress – Even natural births can place significant pressure on a baby’s head and neck.

    • May reduce colic symptoms – Some parents report improvements in excessive crying, gassiness, and fussiness when spinal tension is addressed.

    • Supports breastfeeding – Neck or jaw tightness can affect latch and head rotation. Gentle adjustments may improve comfort and feeding mechanics.

    • Encourages better sleep patterns

    • Improves mobility and symmetry – Helps address head preference, favoring one side, or mild positional issues like torticollis.

    • May assist digestion – Spinal alignment can influence nerve supply to the gut, potentially helping with reflux, constipation, or gas.

    • Promotes overall wellness – Many families use chiropractic proactively to support healthy development, not just when problems arise.

  • Yes! Adjustments are common and widely used for back pain, neck pain, headaches, and joint issues.

    • Most side effects are mild and temporary, such as soreness or stiffness (similar to post-workout soreness).

    • Serious complications are rare, especially when patients are properly screened for underlying conditions (fracture risk, severe osteoporosis, instability, etc.). A thorough health history and exam help ensure the treatment is appropriate.

    • For Children, techniques are modified to be gentle and age-appropriate.

    • Pediatric adjustments use very light pressure. Typically used for musculoskeletal issues, posture concerns, or wellness support.

  • We do not accept insurance and operate as a cash-based practice. However, we provide detailed receipts with all necessary CPT codes should you choose to submit a claim to your insurance company for potential reimbursement. While we cannot guarantee coverage or payment, many patients find it worthwhile to submit their claims.