Pregnancy Chiropractor in Dunwoody

Prenatal Chiropractic Helps to Optimize Pregnancy

We specialize in helping pregnant moms with the number one complaint during pregnancy: low back pain. Being under principled chiropractic care before, during, and after pregnancy helps moms be more comfortable, and research has shown chiropractic care can reduce labor pains and delivery times up to 60%.

"Regular adjustments can make pregnancy less stressful and delivery more comfortable. Chiropractic care can continue safely until the day of delivery."— Dr. Larry Webster, Founder of the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association

Conditions We Commonly Help

In combination with the Webster Protocol, Torque Release Technique, and our prenatal expertise, we see great results with the following symptoms:

Back pain and hip pain
Sciatica
Neck pain
Constipation
Fatigue
Headaches
Round ligament pain
Symphysis-pubis dysfunction
Heartburn and nausea
Sleep issues

Ready to Get Started?

Our passion is helping pregnant mothers have the best pregnancy, delivery, and recovery possible. Studies have indicated that when the fetus is optimally aligned in the pelvis, the birth process itself is safer, shorter, and far less painful.

We love working with moms-to-be. Our doctors are Webster certified — you'll be in good hands. Contact us today for a convenient appointment!

Common Questions From Dunwoody Families

Is chiropractic safe during pregnancy?

Yes. Prenatal chiropractic uses gentle, light-force adjustments and pregnancy-friendly positioning, so there is no pressure on your belly. We receive referrals from obstetricians and midwives in the Dunwoody area.

Will it hurt?

Most moms find adjustments comfortable and relaxing. We check in with you throughout and adjust our approach to how you feel that day.

What is the Webster Technique?

The Webster Technique is a specific chiropractic analysis and adjustment of the pelvis and sacrum. It aims to reduce tension and restore balance, which may give baby more room to move into the best position for birth.

When in pregnancy can I start care?

Any trimester. Many moms start early for comfort, and others come in later for pelvic balance as their due date approaches.