Hey there mom!!!

We are so glad you are here!!!

We care for moms through every stage: preconception, prenatal and postpartum in Pella, Iowa and the surrounding areas. With an increased amount of stress on mom’s emotional, mental and physical state, we are here to help you prioritize your nervous system’s health and wellness.

Preconception

The nerves and blood vessel in your low back region regulate your reproductive organs and supply essential nutrients to the fetus. When your spine is aligned and free of neurological interference, you body is able to function optimally increasing your chances of fertility.

Preconception Chiropractic Care Promotes:

• Regulated menstrual cycles

• Optimal uterine function

• Preparation for healthy implantation

• Hormone balancing

Prenatal

Receiving care during pregnancy promotes optimal nervous-system function allowing for optimal growth and development of baby.

Prenatal Chiropractic Care:

• Reduces nausea and morning sickness

• Lessens Sciatica

• Minimizes pain

• Decreases Labor Time

Dr. Maddy is well trained in many safe and effective techniques, including Webster technique, to care best for you during this incredible stage of life.

Webster technique is a specific technique utilized during pregnancy. It addresses the area changing the most during pregnancy, the pelvis! Through specific and gentle adjustments, the stress on the pelvis, ligaments and muscles is reduced allowing for baby to grow without restraint.

Postpartum

Birth is a marathon of an event. We not only want to make sure you are at your best before baby arrives but also post-birth. The birthing process can be one fill with joy and excitement but can also bring pain and struggle for mom and baby. We are here to support the changes your body is going through now that you have a new incredible title of mom.

Chiropractic Care for the New Mom Includes:

• C-section recovery

• Birth Trauma

• Rebalancing of hormones

• Relieving neck and shoulder pain

• Restore pelvic floor health

• Stress relief

• Optimal breastmilk production