The Webster Technique is a chiropractic adjustment suited particularly well for pregnant moms in preparation for a balanced birth. The Webster Technique alleviates structural strains so the mother and baby can achieve optimal positioning prior to birth. Among the many Read more…
With the intent of supporting natural childbirth in the mid 1980’s, Larry Webster, D.C., developed a chiropractic adjustment now called the Webster technique. The first and most significant observation of this adjustment was for women who were presenting breech during Read more…
Perhaps you’ve played this fun game with your brother or sister, or your parents, or a friend. It’s simple enough to play anywhere with anyone. Two people just look at each other and the first one to blink (or look Read more…
A characteristic posture found in new moms while nursing is one where the upper spine is rounded forward, the shoulders are rolled in, and the head is in a downward position gazing toward the baby (or a phone in hand). Read more…
I talk a lot about self-care for mothers in my work. And I find it so interesting that when I read articles for women about self-care, the recommendations are often things like, “Pamper yourself! Go get a manicure! Take a Read more…
No really!! I cut my thumb very badly!!! We’ve probably all cut something at one time or another, maybe not so bad, or maybe so. Maybe you’ve got just a little paper cut or a slight surface scratch or maybe Read more…
When I was a new student in chiropractic college, I was eager to absorb everything I could. Through my eagerness, however, I questioned everything I was learning. I wanted so much to believe the stories of miracles that occurred in Read more…
