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This was a question asked in our Weekly Q&A for our private Brain Based Parenting Mentorship group. This group is exclusive to our practice members enrolled in our Brain Blossom program – but I fi…
Connect on Facebook Share This was a question asked in our Weekly Q&A for our private Brain Based Parenting Mentorship group. This group is exclusive to our practice members enrolled in our Brain Blossom program – but I figured I’d share this gem! If you have more questions about neurodevelopment and subluxation comment “workshop” below […]
We don’t do guesswork in our office. Whatever we test, we retest. If we see a change in posture, nervous system activity, brain development, xrays, whatever we test – that is relating to your health…
Connect on Facebook Share We don’t do guesswork in our office. Whatever we test, we retest. If we see a change in posture, nervous system activity, brain development, xrays, whatever we test – that is relating to your health challenge… We put together a plan based on not only our experience but cutting edge research […]
The #1 Thing Your Doctors Might Be Missing With Brain Development
Connect on Facebook Share The #1 thing that gets missed when helping kids with neurodevelopmental challenges So often, we get stuck CHASING DEFICITS. whether it’s because of pressure from ourselves or from others We, as parents, can get pulled in a million different directions We can follow the recommended guidelines… ‘well that’s just what everyone […]
This mom had a HUGE realization right before my eyes Watch to hear what she learned about labels
Connect on Facebook Share This mom had a HUGE realization right before my eyes Watch to hear what she learned about labels
All infants should be assessed for tongue or a tongue or lip tie. Because that tissue anchors throughout the body – it can impact breastfeeding, colic, reflux, and spinal and cranial development. In …
Connect on Facebook Share All infants should be assessed for tongue or a tongue or lip tie. Because that tissue anchors throughout the body – it can impact breastfeeding, colic, reflux, and spinal and cranial development. In the long term, it can impact the development of the palate and spacing of the teeth. For mild […]
The brain develops like a flower From the bottom up. As we grow and our world becomes more complex, our brain develops new tools to meet those demands. Stressors can cause deflections off this tr…
Connect on Facebook Share The brain develops like a flower From the bottom up. As we grow and our world becomes more complex, our brain develops new tools to meet those demands. Stressors can cause deflections off this trajectory of development – when this happens, our brain compensates to decrease the complexity of our world. […]