Whole Family Chiropractic – Dr. Tye Moe – Dr. Chelsey Henney – Pediatric and Family Chiropractors in Minneapolis and St Paul, MN 55116

This Nervous System Imbalance Is Sabotaging Your Child’s School Year

If you’re like most parents we meet, you’ve probably tried behavior charts, talked to counselors, maybe even considered medication for your child’s struggles at school, but you’re still searching for answers that actually address what’s really going on. We totally get it. Some of us have stayed up worried about sending our children with ADHD … Read more

This Nervous System Imbalance Is Sabotaging Your Child’s School Year

Helping Your Child with ADHD or Sensory Challenges Thrive This School Year Without More Meds or More Stress If you’re like a lot of parents who walk into our office, you’ve probably already tried it all for your child behavior charts, meetings with counselors, maybe even starting to consider medication for the challenges your child … Read more

The Missing Piece To Your Child’s Healing Revealed

If you’re like most parents we work with, you’ve probably tried everything. Behavior modification charts, occupational therapy sessions, dietary changes, calming techniques – yet your child’s struggles continue. You’ve dealt with constant tantrums, sensory meltdowns, and behavioral challenges that seem to come out of nowhere. When your child can only wear certain clothes, has extreme … Read more

Surviving Holiday Celebrations When Your Child Has Sensory Overload

Is your child already dreading summer celebrations? Are you anxious about the inevitable meltdowns, tantrums, and tears that seem to accompany every fireworks display or crowded holiday gathering? If you’re like many parents we meet, you’ve probably tried everything—noise-canceling headphones, watching fireworks from a distance, or even avoiding celebrations altogether. But what if I told … Read more

Celebrating Dr. Tye Moe’s 6th Year Speaking at the MACMH Conference

We’re proud to share that Dr. Tye Moe of Whole Family Chiropractic has once again been selected to speak at the Minnesota Association for Children’s Mental Health (MACMH) Child & Adolescent Mental Health Conference—marking his 6th year in a row presenting at this impactful event! This year, Dr. Tye is diving into a topic that … Read more

Hidden Birth Trauma May Cause Your Child’s Picky Eating – Video

Is your child’s birth trauma linked to their picky eating?? 👀 Watch this video to find out! Is your child’s picky eating causing daily mealtime battles? You’ve probably tried everything – hiding vegetables, reward charts, endless negotiations – yet nothing seems to work. What if we told you the real cause might not be about … Read more

Your Child’s Stimming is Trying to Tell You Something – Video

It’s about time we talk about something that most providers ignore with the answer of “they’ll grow out of it” or don’t give us a direct reason why… And that is stimming. 👏 Whether it’s hand flapping, rocking, or making repetitive sounds, you’ve probably been told to ignore it or try and stop it. 😔 … Read more

What Doctors Won’t Tell You About Overstimulation

Does this sound familiar? Your child suddenly covers their ears in a noisy restaurant, has an unexpected meltdown at the grocery store, or becomes distressed by the tags in their clothing. As a parent, these moments can feel overwhelming and isolating. You might have been told that these are just behavioral issues or that your … Read more

Sensory & ADHD Webinar – New Insights to Help Your Child Succeed

Living with ADHD or Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) can be challenging for the whole family, from going out to restaurants to getting haircuts to getting reports from teachers. To truly address the root cause (something traditional doctors skip altogether) we have to look 🔍 back in a child’s prenatal and birth history, and then directly … Read more

5 Steps to Smoother Back-to-School Transitions for Kid with ADHD + SPD

As summer winds down and the back-to-school season looms on the horizon, we understand the unique mixture of hope and apprehension you might be feeling, especially if your child has ADHD, Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD), or anxiety. You know better than anyone that your child is creative, caring, and full of potential. But you also … Read more