Pediatric Chiropractic

PX Certified — Our doctors are part of the PX Docs network and PX Certified in pediatric, prenatal, and family care (advanced training in nervous‑system based care for kids and neuro‑sensory development). We use a connection‑first, family‑centered approach and stay current with continuing education focused on kids’ health and development.

ICPA Certified — Our doctors are certified through the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association, which provides fundamental clinical skills, knowledge, and research pertaining to the care of children, pregnant women and postpartum women.

Chiropractic for kids is all about supporting a calm, coordinated, and resilient nervous system. When the brain and body are communicating clearly, children have an easier time regulating emotions, digesting well, sleeping deeply, recovering from illness, and moving comfortably.

Here are some of the most common ways parents see improvements:

• Emotional Regulation & Behavior
  If your kiddo is experiencing frequent meltdowns, trouble calming, anxiety, or sensory overwhelm, their nervous system may be stuck in “fight or flight.” Gentle adjustments help shift the body back toward balance, improving mood, focus, and adaptability.
• Digestion & Gut Health
  Constipation, reflux, and bloating can reflect disruptions in how the brain and gut communicate. Adjustments help restore this connection, supporting smoother, more consistent digestion.
• Sleep Patterns
  When nervous system stress settles, kids often fall asleep more easily and stay asleep longer. Better sleep = better moods, growth, and development.
• Immune Resilience
  A regulated nervous system supports a stronger immune response. Many families notice fewer lingering colds, improved recovery, and less frequent ear infections.
• Movement, Posture & Injuries
  Kids are active—which means bumps, twists, sports impacts, and posture shifts. Chiropractic helps restore healthy motion and alignment, easing tension and promoting faster healing.

Even if your child isn’t experiencing symptoms, many families choose proactive care to support growth, learning, and overall well‑being.