Pregnancy is a beautiful journey, but it’s not always easy. For one mom of three, her second birth came with unexpected challenges,...

If you're like most parents we work with, you've probably tried everything. Behavior modification charts, occupational therapy sessions,...

We often hear stories of children struggling with anxiety, emotional regulation, and social challenges. These difficulties can be...

When Ali found out she was pregnant for the first time, she knew she wanted to do everything she could to support her body naturally. She...

Before baby Judah began care at Radiant Waves Chiropractic, his mom was in a place many parents find themselves... desperate for answers,...

As a parent, you've probably had that nagging feeling that something isn't quite right with your baby, despite your pediatrician...

Every parent wants to see their child thrive, not just physically, but emotionally, socially, and neurologically. For Grady’s family,...

From PCOS and Fatigue to Energy, Cycles, and Resilience When one of our very own chiropractors, Dr. Mariela, first began care at Radiant...

You've tried everything. Special diets. Gut-healing supplements. Medications. Endless therapies. And yet... your child is still...

You're Not Broken—Your Nervous System Is Just Stuck If you've tried every sleep hack, energy drink, supplement, and fitness trend out...

When Marley first arrived at Radiant Waves Chiropractic, she carried more than just the weight of a rare genetic disease. She carried...

Are you feeling frustrated or even disheartened because your child seemed to be making incredible progress with their neurological...

The United States is facing an unprecedented mental health crisis among adolescents. According to recent CDC data, 44% of American high school students report persistent feelings of sadness or hopelessness. Even more alarming, nearly one in three teenage girls report having seriously contemplated suicide—twice the rate of boys. What's particularly interesting is that during this same period of rising mental health challenges, we've seen some positive trends for young people—

Have you ever noticed how your baby seems perfectly content in your arms, but the moment someone else holds them, the waterworks begin? Or how does your little one somehow sense when you're stressed and respond in kind? Or why healthcare providers prioritize skin-to-skin contact right after birth?

Here's what's happening: Your nervous system has two primary modes—the sympathetic "fight or flight" response and the parasympathetic "rest and digest" state. When you're constantly juggling work deadlines, family responsibilities, financial pressures, and trying to maintain relationships, your body gets stuck in sympathetic dominance. You're essentially driving with the gas pedal pressed to the floor 24/7.

It's the middle of the night, and you're jolted awake by your child's warm forehead and flushed cheeks. Your heart races as you scramble...

As a brand new parent, you want to give your newborn the absolute best start in life. You're carefully selecting the safest car seat, researching the most nutritious feeding options, and creating the perfect sleep environment. But what many parents don't realize is that even the most "normal" birth process puts tremendous physical stress on your baby's delicate body—particularly their brainstem, neck, and nervous system.

This child is stuck in "on" mode – flooded with energy, impulsivity, and big emotions that can't be controlled. They're constantly moving, talking, fidgeting, and struggling to slow down. Traditional approaches often focus solely on "managing" these behaviors rather than understanding why they're happening.

Do you find yourself reaching for that third cup of coffee just to make it through the afternoon? Does your child seem constantly wired yet somehow exhausted, struggling to focus at school but unable to wind down at night? You're not alone—and there's a reason for it

Motherhood is an excessive amount of responsibilities, from caring for our children to managing household chores, work commitments, and more. It often feels like there needs to be more hours in the day to accomplish everything on our to-do lists. With carpool lines, meal prepping, loads of laundry, and trying to keep all of the kids accounted for, it's easy for moms to neglect their own well-being, leading to exhaustion and burnout. Motherhood is an excessive amount of respon