Pregnancy
A woman’s body is SO INCREDIBLE during this process, but it’s obviously undergoing so much change in a short amount of time. A chiropractor that specializes in prenatal care has the ability to analyze the alignment and motion of the low back and pelvis. This hands on analysis lets us see exactly where an expecting mama’s spine has unnecessary tension that can cause pain, get in the way of good baby position, and cause challenges in the birthing process. Chiropractic is one of the best tools a mama-to-be can use to make the entire experience far less stressful for both mama and baby - giving them the best start possible!
You are in the best hands
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Pediatric Certified
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Prenatal Certified
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Webster Certified
“I had a lot going on in my pelvis during pregnancy due to my growing baby and added weight and now that she's here, my arms and upper back are doing a lot of work with breastfeeding, carrying car seats, and holding and rocking her. I just think that having chiropractic care has really helped my body stay comfortable and pain free and also promote my healing in these huge transitional times of motherhood.”
— Jenae L
Postpartum
It’s important that mama & baby take the time needed to truly recover. The nervous system plays such a key role during this transition while your body uses it’s innate ability to heal! Incorporating chiropractic adjustments into your postpartum routine ensures that your nervous system is operating at it’s best so that your body can navigate this beautiful journey as seamlessly as possible.
Chiropractic care during your postpartum transition can:
Help your pelvis come back together well aligned and balanced
Help you recover from & prevent discomforts
Helps you and baby sleep better
Supports your body through adapting to all the new nursing and baby holding postures
Clears stress in the nervous system
Chiropractic has tremendous physical benefits for both mom and baby post-birth, but more importantly - it helps take stress out of the nervous system! You and baby deserve the best transition through postpartum.