Preconception & fertility

Preparing your body before baby

Preconception chiropractic care supports the nervous system and pelvis before pregnancy, so your body has the best possible foundation for conceiving and carrying a baby.

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The short answer

Why the nervous system matters here

Your nervous system is the communication network behind hormone signaling, digestion, sleep, and stress recovery. When it's regulated, the rest of your body can do its job more easily.

Dr. Shannon uses a detailed neurological assessment and gentle, low-force adjustments to reduce interference and restore balance to the pelvis.

What care looks like

A calm, unhurried plan

Thorough first visit

A full history — cycles, stress, sleep, past pregnancies — plus a neurological and pelvic exam.

Gentle adjustments

Torque Release Technique and specific pelvic work. Nothing forceful.

Whole-body support

Simple nutrition and lifestyle guidance drawn from Dr. Shannon's Master's in Nutrition.

Ready to get started?

Book a consultation and let's talk through where your body is right now — and what would help most.

Answers for families

Frequently Asked Questions

How can chiropractic help while we're trying to conceive?

Preconception chiropractic care focuses on nervous-system regulation and pelvic balance. When the nervous system is less stuck in stress, the body coordinates hormones, sleep, and recovery more easily — which is the foundation your reproductive system relies on.

Is this a fertility treatment?

No. Chiropractic care does not diagnose or treat infertility. It supports how your nervous system and pelvis are functioning, and it pairs well with whatever medical care you're already receiving.

How far in advance should I start care?

Many women begin three to six months before trying to conceive so their body has time to adapt, but there's no wrong time to start.

Can I keep coming once I'm pregnant?

Absolutely — most women transition right into prenatal care with Webster Technique and stay through delivery and postpartum.