Frequently Asked Questions

Pediatric chiropractic care is specially tailored to the needs of children. It involves gentle adjustments that are safe and effective for supporting their growing bodies, helping with issues like colic, sleep disturbances, reflux, ear infections, sensory processing disorder, ADHD and more.

Children can receive chiropractic care from infancy. Early care can support healthy development and address misalignments due to birth trauma that contribute to issues like colic, reflux, latch struggles, constipation and more.

Prenatal chiropractic care focuses on optimizing pelvic alignment and nervous system function. This can lead to a more comfortable pregnancy, potentially reduce labor time, and help with common discomforts like back pain.

Yes, chiropractic care is safe and can be highly beneficial for neuro-divergent individuals. We use gentle techniques to help improve nervous system function, which can positively impact sensory processing, focus, and overall well-being.

We start with a comprehensive assessment to understand each patient's unique needs. We create a personalized care plan and then deliver tailored adjustments, whether it's gentle adjustments for a baby, specific prenatal techniques, or approaches suited for neuro-divergent care.

During the first visit, we'll discuss your health history and current concerns. This is followed by neuro-scans and a physical examination tailored to you or your child's needs.

On your second visit we'll discuss the customized care plan designed specifically for you.

The number of visits varies depending on individual needs and goals. Some see improvements quickly, while others may require ongoing care to maintain optimal health. We'll regularly assess progress and adjust the care plan as needed.

At SFC, we focus on providing specialized neurological chiropractic care. Due to this focus, we do not accept insurance. This allows us to provide the highest quality of care, tailored to the unique needs of each individual, without the limitations often imposed by insurance coverage.