It can be heartbreaking to see your little one not getting the food they need. All you want is to have your baby get the nourishment to keep them growing and help them feel content. Dr. Tye shares his experience with his own son, and knows that it can be exhausting searching through all the … Read more
Have you been told: “Don’t worry, kids all develop at different rates.” “They’ll grow out of it.” “It’s okay, not all kids crawl.” However, your gut instinct tells you something different? You’ve been waiting…and waiting…and waiting…and they are still behind. Now you feel like you’ve lost critical time in their window of development? If … Read more
“I came to Whole Family Chiropractic because I was having some problems with my right foot while I was running. I didn’t want to have surgery to repair it and decided to try something different. I had torn my ACL in the past and had surgery to repair it. I was out for a long … Read more
“Before coming to Whole Family Chiropractic, Jameson was having emotional and behavioral issues at school. He also was having some balance and coordination difficulties, along with digestion issues – where he was throwing up quite a bit. I felt that medical doctors were really quick to pass us along to the next step. It seemed … Read more
“I had been playing guitar quite a bit and I sit in one particular position while playing. I started to get a really bad pain almost like sciatica going from my left leg up to my low back. It got to the point that the pain made it hard to sleep. In a short period … Read more
“Ivy was just a couple weeks when we brought her here. She struggled with digestive issues, reflux, and wasn’t sleeping. She also had latch and feeding issues because of a tongue and lip tie. Our first born had the same issue and we didn’t find chiropractic care until 4 months. So we navigated it the … Read more
“After the birth of my third child, I was dealing with some more intense postpartum anxiety as well as some pregnancy induced hypertension issues. Functioning with postpartum anxiety is really difficult. It’s difficult to clear your mind enough to get through the day, be present with kids, and obviously care for a newborn. Trying to … Read more
For future moms and dads…congratulations on your new expectant little one! We understand how many emotions you must be experiencing in regard to this pregnancy – excited, hopeful, nervous, eager, scared, etc. As you’ve started to progress with this pregnancy, you’ve probably noticed just how quickly things are changing – emotional states, your body, your … Read more
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“Carl has ADHD which we’ve been managing with medication (Vyvanse). We were worried because it has prevented him from eating and we’ve had concerns about his growth. Also, he would have a major meltdown when coming off the med after school. We were looking for ways to combat his impulsivity and inability to sit … Read more