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Why Chiropractic Care, Not Chiropractic Treatment?

  Why I Say Chiropractic Care, Not Chiropractic Treatment By Dr. Wendy Coburn One of the things patients often notice when they come into our office is that I rarely use the phrase “chiropractic treatment.” Instead, I almost always say “chiropractic care.” To some people that may seem like a

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Why should I see a Chiropractor throughout and after pregnancy?

Why I Recommend Chiropractic Care Throughout Pregnancy—Not Just When Something Hurts By Dr. Wendy Coburn One of the most common questions I hear is: “When should I start chiropractic care during pregnancy?” My answer is simple. Whenever you are ready. Some women begin before conception. Some start in the first

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After my baby is adjusted what do I look for?

  What Might I Notice in My Baby After a Chiropractic Adjustment? A Parent’s Guide to Understanding Changes in the First Year of Life By Dr. Wendy Coburn One of the most common questions parents ask after their baby’s chiropractic adjustment is: “What should I expect now?” The honest answer

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Insight Scans for my Child. Help Me Understand

Why We Scan Children with INSiGHT Technology—and Why Parents Need to Be Checked Too By Dr. Wendy Coburn One of the most common questions I hear from parents is: “Why would my child need an INSiGHT Scan if they seem healthy?” It’s a great question. As parents, we are often

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Healthy Aging and Getting Uncomfortable!

Fight for Being Uncomfortable How fast are you racing toward comfortable? Think about it. We live in a world that tells us to make everything easier. Sit more. Move less. Rest more. Take the shortcut. Stay safe. Stay comfortable. Yet the human body was never designed for comfort. It was

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Why Is My Babies Jaw Clicking?

Why Is My Baby’s Jaw Clicking? A Chiropractic Perspective on Oral Function, Neurological Development, and Growth “The click is often the clue.” One of the most common things I hear from parents is: “My baby’s jaw clicks when nursing. Is that normal?” The answer is that while jaw clicking is

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