For countless overstressed parents in today’s world, no matter how hard they try to prioritize sleep, regularly attend yoga classes, download another meditation app on their phone, or counteract their constant stress with things like magnesium, melatonin, and now maybe even an infrared sauna and daily cold plunges, they still struggle with nonstop stress.

Seasonal allergies, also known as hay fever or allergic rhinitis, are allergic reactions that occur during specific times of the year. They are triggered by environmental factors such as pollen from trees, grasses, and weeds. While anyone can develop seasonal allergies, children are at more risk since their immune system is still developing.

Preconception is the period before a couple actively tries to conceive a child. It involves preparing the body and creating the best environment for a healthy pregnancy and baby. This can include factors such as regulating the nervous system, maintaining a healthy lifestyle, managing pre-existing medical conditions, addressing nutritional needs, and reducing exposure to potential toxins and risks. Preconception care aims to enhance the chances of a successful pregnancy and a healthy baby.

Pregnancy can be an amazing time for you and your body. For some, it comes with the wonder of growing a new being inside of your body, glowing skin, and a luxurious full head of hair.  For others, it can be movement-restricting, painful, and struggling with some incredible constipation. Between hormone variation and the progressive movements of your pelvis throughout pregnancy to accommodate this new bundle of joy, it can keep you guessing what may be coming next. Knowing the progression of events and how to keep your body moving optimally can assist with a positive pregnancy and delivery experience. You can see a physical therapist (PT) who specializes in pelvic health to help guide you through this process.

Imagine that every single time the weather changes even just a little bit (hello, Midwesterners every day), your child’s sinuses and nasal passage get jammed up, and they’re instantly congested. Now imagine that every single time they’re around another child who is even slightly teething, battling a cold, or has some seasonal allergies, they get instant nasal congestion as well. 

With the insider tips and tricks that I've been able to share with hundreds of patients, you can tackle motherhood feeling like a whole new person. You'll be the kind of mom who can handle anything that comes your way, all while exuding a sense of mystical energy. You'll be able to sleep without constant anxiety and stress and without the tension that so many moms feel in the "mom zone" - the area between your shoulders and at the base of your neck. I’m going to dig into the causes of this stress and tension and how to alleviate it so that you can be the best mom possible.

Imagine a world where your child no longer has to endure the relentless struggles of seasonal allergies – the constant congestion, irritation, and the endless cycle of medications with their undesirable side effects. What if you could delve deeper and unearth the true underlying cause of seasonal allergies, going beyond the conventional opinions of pediatricians and even holistic health practitioners? If you’ve exhausted every avenue, from over-the-counter medications to natural remedies, and still find your child suffering, then this is tailored specifically for you.

We provide safe, gentle, and effective adjustments that help mom’s nervous system better relax and make room for the growing baby, and keep mom strong and ready for a natural birth and optimal transition to motherhood 

Our office also provides an incredibly empowering and supportive environment where expecting moms and dads can ask the tough questions, access incredible resources, and feel confident throughout their journey 

Do you have a child that struggles with getting enough sleep? Maybe your kid has a lot of energy and doesn’t know how to relax at bedtime. Perhaps routine is challenging for them, so they fight with you about going to bed on time. Night terrors, indigestion, big emotions: just because kids are tired doesn’t mean they can always sleep.

Luckily, there are some things you can try to help your child sleep better before seeing a doctor or specialist.