Understand how laying a strong foundation helps your kiddo develop advanced functions. Connect the dots to early challenges and issues such as: Speech/communication Sensory processing Fine motor skills Social and emotional development Cognitive and mental growth Help your kiddo get beyond these challenges and set them up for future success.
Help your child improve their ability to handle stress so they better handle this year’s transition back to school. In this online webinar Dr. Tye goes in-depth to explain: The biggest challenges kids face during the back to school transition (and how those challenges are magnified if they struggle with ADHD, sensory issues, or anxiety) … Read more
How do you know if chiropractic will work for your kiddo or yourself to handle stress and anxiety better? Discover what nerve channels along the spine influence the gas and brake pedal (fight/flight and parasympathetic) to speed the brain up under stress, and slow it down for calm and peace. Also, how the vagus nerve … 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
“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
Does your child struggle with constant meltdowns, moodiness, or poor behavior? Are you exhausted as a parent trying to prevent every little thing from leading to an explosion? In this webinar you’ll: – Discover how past stress may be leading to today’s meltdowns (many parents finally connect the dots as to WHY their child is … Read more
Is your child overly impulsive? Find out what could be going on inside his or her body.
How can you slow your child down if it seems like his foot is always on the gas pedal?
Click here for more information on SPD (Sensory processing disorder) and here for more information on ADHD
