Medical trauma doesn’t always come from one dramatic event. Sometimes it builds slowly, from years of feeling unseen, dismissed, or treated like a problem to be solved rather than a person to be understood. Sometimes it comes from a body that simply didn’t match what a provider expected, whether that’s about size, gender, ability, or […]
In recent years, the idea of being “trauma-informed” has gained real traction across healthcare. This approach recognizes how common trauma is, and it focuses on understanding, recognizing, and responding to its effects. In chiropractic care, having a trauma-informed chiropractor is especially important. Here’s why. Understanding Trauma Trauma can stem from many experiences, including physical injuries,
Leaking when you laugh or sneeze. Pressure or heaviness low in your pelvis. Pain during sex, or a constant urge to find a bathroom. These are common signs of a pelvic floor issue. They’re so common that many people assume they just have to live with them. You don’t, and a quick pelvic floor screening
Did you know that a specially trained pediatric chiropractor can support babies who are struggling with feeding and latching—yes, even the really tough cases that leave everyone a little overwhelmed? Babies work so hard to eat, and even tiny hiccups in jaw or neck function, reflex patterns, or overall nervous system coordination can make feeding
