Tiffany O. brought her 7-1/2-year-old daughter Tessa to Whole Family Chiropractic in May of 2015 rather than put her on medication: “Out of the blue, Tessa had tummy pain so bad we had to go to the ER,” Tiffany says. It was severe constipation. The medical doc proposed medications, but Tiffany felt that wasn’t the … Read more
This workshop gives you key insights into common childhood issues such as ADHD/ADD, autism, sensory processing disorder, and anxiety. You will learn WHY these issues are on such a rapid rise, as well as what can be done about it. This is a great resource for parents, teachers, and therapists!
Why There is a Struggle Use Adjustments to Help Your Child’s Body Adapt Quickly to Stress & Sleep Schedule Changes Expert Strategy Why There is a Struggle: WHAT’S GOING ON WITH YOUR CHILD’S SLEEP DURING THE BACK TO SCHOOL TRANSITION It’s not surprising that sleep can become a struggle for some kids during back to … Read more
As part of our Back to School Transition Tips (see our blog on Tip #1, Calming Transitional Nervousness) during the weeks leading up to the start of the 2015 school year, Whole Family Chiropractic is having a special Nerve Camp event just for kids! What is Nerve Camp? WFC Nerve Camp is a superfun learning … Read more
Why There is a Struggle Use Adjustments to Increase Calm Expert Strategy Why There is a Struggle: WHAT’S GOING ON IN YOUR CHILD’S BRAIN How can going back to school cause a child to experience transitional anxiety? Why does anxiety sometimes become an issue during this time? With so many new things happening all at … Read more
Minnesota Health Care News, found in hospitals and clinics across the Twin Cities, was impressed enough with Highland Park’s Whole Family Chiropractic and our expertise in neurological and pediatric care to cover us in their June, 2015 issue. Dr. Tye Moe explained how neurological malfunction can result in health issues such as anxiety and ADD/ADHD–but … Read more
Four-and-a-half year old Tashi K. began coming to Whole Family Chiropractic just a few short months ago in February, 2015. “Almost immediately,” says her mom, Sue, Tashi’s urinary frequency—which seemed anxiety-related—completely stopped. “Her frequency was to a point where I was concerned,” Sue said. “She was fully potty trained for 18 mos. prior to starting … Read more