Gentle Care for Little Spines, From Day One

Yes, when performed by a provider trained in pediatric-specific technique. Adjustments for infants use very light pressure, matched to a baby's size and stage of development.

There's no minimum age — pediatric-specific care is appropriate from the first days of life through the teenage years, with technique adjusted at every stage.

No. Pediatric adjustments use gentle, light pressure appropriate to a child's age — nothing like the manual force used in an adult adjustment.

No referral is required, though we're happy to coordinate with your child's pediatrician as part of their care.

Common reasons include: ear/sinus infections, reflux, GI issues, colic, ADD/ADHD, anxiety/depression, sleeping difficulties, recovery from sports activity or falls, and general wellness checkups. We evaluate each child individually rather than treating a specific diagnosis.

Many parents come to us for support with concerns like colic, reflux, tension through bowel movements, difficulty turning their head, ear infections, trouble settling or sleeping, feeding comfort, and bed wetting in older kids. Results vary by child, but our patient testimonies speak for themselves.

Yes. We see patients from the first days of life through the teenage years, adjusting our approach to match each child's age and development.