First trimester
Nervous-system support during the tired, nauseated early weeks, plus a baseline exam.
Pregnancy
Comfortable, balanced, and ready for birth
Prenatal chiropractic care at Full Circle uses the Webster Technique to reduce pelvic restriction and balance the ligaments supporting your uterus — helping you feel more comfortable as you prepare for birth.
Webster Technique
What it is, in one sentence
Webster Technique is a specific chiropractic analysis and adjustment of the sacrum and pelvis used during pregnancy to reduce joint restriction and balance surrounding soft tissue.
Dr. Shannon is Webster Certified through the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association and cares for moms in every trimester, right up to delivery.
What moms notice
Care through every trimester
Second trimester
Pelvic balance as your body changes quickly and your center of gravity shifts.
Third trimester
Comfort, room to move, and birth preparation with more frequent Webster checks.
Comfortable positioning
Pregnancy pillows and adjustable tables mean you can lie face-down comfortably.
Postpartum recovery
Care for your recovering pelvis and the new demands of feeding and carrying.
Baby checked too
Bring your newborn to your own visit — we can check you both in one appointment.
Ready to get started?
Whether you're planning a pregnancy, expecting, or bringing your little one in for the first time — we'd love to walk alongside your family.
Answers for families
Frequently Asked Questions
Is chiropractic safe during pregnancy?
Yes. Prenatal chiropractic care is widely used throughout pregnancy. Dr. Shannon is Webster Certified through the ICPA and uses pregnancy-specific pillows and tables so you can lie comfortably at any stage.
What is the Webster Technique?
Webster Technique is a specific chiropractic analysis and adjustment of the sacrum and pelvis used during pregnancy. It reduces joint restriction and balances the ligaments and soft tissue that support the uterus.
When should I start prenatal chiropractic care?
Any time. Many moms start in the first trimester and continue through delivery; others come in during the third trimester for comfort and birth preparation.
Does an adjustment hurt while pregnant?
It shouldn't. Adjustments are gentle and low-force, and you'll be supported in a comfortable position the whole time. Most moms describe it as a relief.
Can I come in after I deliver?
Yes, and we hope you do. Postpartum care supports your recovery, and your baby can be checked at the same visit.