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Michelle was living with tics and involuntary movements that were set off my bright lights and high pitched noises. This was dramatically impacting her life as a new mom.
Read MoreWhat if your child’s meltdowns during transitions aren’t defiance… but signs of an overwhelmed nervous system?
From leaving the house to turning off a favorite show, transitions can feel massive for kids whose nervous systems are stuck in stress and overload. What looks like “bad behavior” on the outside may actually be a child struggling to regulate and adapt on the inside.
In this blog, we explore how nervous system function impacts emotional regulation, adaptability, and why supporting the brain-body connection matters more than simply correcting behavior.
From the very beginning of life, your baby’s movements are doing far more than helping them explore their world, they are actively building the brain.
At times, parents may think their child is experiencing a regression or plateau while under chiropractic care. Neurological development and healing are not linear, and progress doesn’t always look the way we expect it to. The nervous system works in phases, often showing pauses or shifts as it reorganizes and integrates new levels of function.
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