When the nervous system
thrives, families do too.

We see babies from hours old. Some of our youngest patients were adjusted the same day they were born. The birth process — even a smooth one — places real forces on a baby's neck, spine, and cranial bones. Early evaluation gives us the chance to identify and address tension patterns before they show up as feeding difficulties, sleep issues, or fussiness.

Our adjustments for newborns use no more pressure than you'd use to check the ripeness of a tomato. Gentle, specific, and safe.

Yes — and this is one of the areas we're most passionate about. Latch difficulty is often rooted in tension in the baby's neck, jaw, or cranial bones that affects their ability to open wide, center the tongue, and create suction. These are neurological and biomechanical issues, not a reflection of anything you're doing wrong.

We work with many families who have already seen lactation consultants. Our role is to address the underlying tension in the baby's body that makes a good latch mechanically difficult. Many families notice a difference within a few visits.

Yes. Both Dr. Josh and Dr. Jess are Webster Technique certified and have over 20 years of experience working with pregnant patients. We use a specially designed table that accommodates a growing belly, and every adjustment is modified for the stage of pregnancy.

Chiropractic care during pregnancy is not just safe — for many women it makes a meaningful difference in how they feel, how their pelvis functions, and how their body prepares for birth. We work with mamas from the first trimester through the postpartum period.

The Webster Technique is a specific chiropractic analysis and adjustment protocol designed to reduce sacral subluxation and improve neurobiomechanical function in the pelvis during pregnancy. When the pelvis is balanced and the nervous system is communicating clearly, pregnancy is more comfortable, the baby has optimal room to move and position, and the body is better prepared for birth.

Both Dr. Josh and Dr. Jess are Webster Technique certified through the ICPA — the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association.

Webster Technique is commonly sought by families navigating breech presentation. By reducing tension in the pelvis and supporting optimal neurobiomechanical function, we create the conditions in which a baby has the best opportunity to find their ideal position. We never manipulate the baby directly — we work with the mother's pelvis and nervous system.

We recommend coming in as early as possible if positioning is a concern. The earlier we can support pelvic balance, the more time and space your baby has to move.

An initial care plan is a structured, time-defined plan recommended after your first evaluation. Visits are more frequent and focused on bringing the nervous system to a new functional baseline. It has a beginning, a middle, and a defined endpoint — including a re-exam so we can assess your progress together.

Wellness care is what comes after. It's ongoing maintenance for patients who have completed a care plan and want to keep their nervous system functioning at its best. Wellness visits are shorter, less frequent, and focused on maintaining what we've built — not addressing a complaint. Many of our families have been in wellness care for years.

Yes. Once a family member has completed their initial care plan, they're eligible to join our Family Wellness Plan — a simple monthly arrangement that covers ongoing wellness visits for everyone on the plan. It's month-to-month with no contracts, one charge for the whole family, and care with either Dr. Josh or Dr. Jess.

Ask us at the front desk for details. We'll walk you through everything.

We are a direct-pay practice. We do not bill insurance directly, but we can provide a superbill for patients who wish to submit to their insurance for potential out-of-network reimbursement. Many families find that the transparency and simplicity of direct pay works well for them — no surprise bills, no claim delays, and no limits on the care we recommend.

Your first visit begins with a thorough, unhurried intake. We want to understand your history, your goals, and what's brought you in — whether that's a pregnancy, a new baby, a growing child, or a family wanting to stay well together. From there we do a full evaluation, modified as needed for pregnancy or pediatric patients, and walk you through what we find in language that actually makes sense.

We'll recommend a care plan based on what we see and answer every question you have before you leave. No pressure, no rushing, no mystery.