Chiropractic adjustments
The core of the practice. Hands-on diversified work and Thompson drop-table technique for lower back, mid-back, neck and the headaches that begin between the shoulder blades. You are told what is about to happen before it happens.
- Lower back and sciatic pain
- Neck stiffness and tension headaches
- Shift and lifting injuries
- Post-collision follow-up care
Prenatal & Webster technique
Pelvic balance work for every trimester, on a table set up with pregnancy pillows so you never lie flat on a bump. Dr. Caldwell writes midwife-friendly notes when your birth team asks for them, and keeps visits short in the last weeks.
- Webster technique certified
- Round ligament and hip discomfort
- Sleep positioning advice
- Postpartum recovery checks
Pediatric & family checks
Low-force, instrument-assisted checks from the first weeks of life through the teenage growth spurt. For infants the pressure is roughly what you would use to test a ripe tomato; for teenagers it is a sports-season conversation as much as an adjustment.
- Newborn and infant checks
- Backpack and desk posture in school years
- Sports season screening
- Parents welcome on the table side
Posture & recovery support
Heat, mechanical traction and a home routine short enough that you will actually do it. Built for warehouse bodies, long drivers and anyone whose job has slowly folded them forward over a keyboard.
- Traction and heat before adjusting
- Two or three drills, not twenty
- Workstation and seat height review
- Progress re-checks every fourth visit
Ongoing wellness plans
What most households settle into once the original complaint has quietened down: one visit a month, booked as a block so the whole family is finished inside an afternoon. Plans are reviewed out loud every quarter, and you can step off one at any point.
- Monthly maintenance visits
- Household blocks on Wednesday afternoons
- Quarterly plan review
- No long lock-in contracts