Our chiropractic exam is a gentle, thorough, and family-friendly assessment for adults, expecting parents, children, and infants. We evaluate posture, movement, spinal and joint function, and nervous system balance using age-appropriate techniques. For adults, the exam focuses on function, comfort, and daily demands; during pregnancy and infancy, it is especially gentle and centered on safety, comfort, and healthy development—allowing us to create a personalized plan of care for every stage of life.

The diagnosis and treatment based on the nervous system coordinating all of the body's functions, and that disease results from a lack of normal nerve function. Chiropractic uses manipulation/adjustment of body structures, such as the spinal column, so that pressure on nerves coming from the spinal column (due to displacement/subluxation of a vertebral body) may be relieved. Misalignment and nerve pressure can cause problems not only in the local area, but also at distant points of muscles, organs and cells of the body.

A supportive therapy to help the body heal more efficiently. Laser therapy works by delivering specific wavelengths of light into the tissues to:
• Calm inflammation
• Support tissue repair
• Improve circulation
• Reduce discomfort
• Help the body hold adjustments better
Laser therapy does not force change in the body. It supports your nervous system and tissues so your body can do what it’s designed to do: heal.

What Does a Laser Session Feel Like?
• Warm, soothing sensation (most patients find it relaxing)
• No needles, no pain, no downtime
• Sessions typically last 2–15 minutes, depending on the age, condition and area
• Safe for infants, children, prenatal/postpartum, and adult patients when clinically appropriate

How Laser Is Used in Our Office
Laser therapy may be recommended:
• Alongside an adjustment to support healing
• During acute injuries or flare-ups
• Stubborn chronic conditions
• For prenatal or postpartum tissue support (post c-section scarring, breast/nipple pain, etc.)
• For pediatric tension, injuries, growth-related discomfort, or sports strains
• When an adjustment is not needed at that visit
Laser is always optional and recommended only when it supports your care goals.

A Certified Breastfeeding Specialist (CBS) is a professional trained to provide evidence-based breastfeeding and lactation support for expectant parents and families with newborns and infants. A CBS has completed formal education in human lactation, infant feeding, milk production, positioning and latch techniques, and common breastfeeding challenges.

A CBS is qualified to:
Offer prenatal breastfeeding education.
Help with early postpartum latch and positioning.
Assess normal vs. abnormal infant feeding patterns.
Support parents with nipple pain, shallow latch, engorgement, pumping, milk expression, and milk-supply concerns.
Provide guidance on weaning, bottle refusal, and transitions back to work.
Identify when concerns require referral to an IBCLC, pediatrician, or other healthcare provider.