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Maternal & Pediatric Care

WEBSTER TECHNIQUE

Webster Technique is a specialized chiropractic assessment and adjustment focused on the sacrum and SI joints, designed to reduce sacral fixation and restore healthy pelvic motion. By improving neuro-biomechanical function in the pelvis, this technique helps create a more balanced and functional environment for both mother and baby.

Sacral fixations can contribute to difficult labor (dystocia) due to factors such as reduced uterine function, pelvic tightness, or baby malposition. Correcting these dysfunctions through the Webster Technique may positively influence these factors, supporting more optimal pelvic alignment and potentially improving labor and delivery outcomes.

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CRANIOSACRAL THERAPY

Dr. Kurt first trained through the Upledger Institute over 30 years ago, and we have been integrating CST into our chiropractic practice ever since. CranioSacral therapy (CST) is a gentle manual technique that uses light touch to influence the synarthrodial joints of the skull, as well as the spine and pelvic bones, with the goal of improving the motion and function of the craniosacral system.

This subtle approach can help release tension patterns, support nervous system regulation, and promote overall mobility. In our clinic, our doctors primarily use CST with infants, toddlers, and pediatric patients whose cranial and spinal tissues are still developing, making them especially responsive to this gentle form of care.

We provide gentle, specialized care for mothers, infants, toddlers, and young children, tailoring treatment to the unique needs of each developmental stage.

For infants, our doctors use light, age-appropriate techniques to address concerns such as colic, reflux, ear infections, breastfeeding difficulties, and constipation. As children grow, we support healthy movement, posture, and nervous system function, helping toddlers and young kids navigate milestones, injuries, and the everyday stresses placed on their developing bodies.