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On Friday, Mary and I received a surprise from a sweet young man and his Mama đŸ˜đŸ„°Thank you! We love flowers đŸ„čđŸ«¶đŸ«¶
10/06/2025

On Friday, Mary and I received a surprise from a sweet young man and his Mama đŸ˜đŸ„°

Thank you! We love flowers đŸ„čđŸ«¶đŸ«¶

If you or someone you know is expecting a breech baby, please contact us at 806 570-2666 so we can provide immediate ass...
10/02/2025

If you or someone you know is expecting a breech baby, please contact us at 806 570-2666 so we can provide immediate assistance!

When behaviors feel BIG, it’s not just about discipline...It’s about the brain behind the behavior.We work with kids who...
09/24/2025

When behaviors feel BIG, it’s not just about discipline...
It’s about the brain behind the behavior.

We work with kids who are impulsive, aggressive, anxious, constantly moving, seeking control, or melting down multiple times a day. Many have been kicked out
of childcare, struggle with transitions, or can't go out in public without major challenges.

Here’s what we want you to know:
👉 These aren’t “bad kids.”
👉 These behaviors aren’t choices in the traditional sense.
👉 They’re signs of a brain and nervous system doing exactly what it had to do to survive early stress, trauma, or developmental gaps.

We don’t just manage behaviors.
We help regulate the nervous system, build brain-body connections, and create safety and predictability, so real growth can happen.
Progress isn’t always linear, but those little glimmers, a shorter meltdown, a moment of calm, following one direction, are signs that the brain is healing.
💚 If you’re feeling exhausted, overwhelmed, or unsure what else to try, you’re not alone. We’re here to support the whole child, and the whole family.
Learn more about how our brain-based approach can help.

Kiddos are gearing up and heading back to school, and if your child has a history of holding it together all day, only t...
09/19/2025

Kiddos are gearing up and heading back to school, and if your child has a history of holding it together all day, only to unravel the second they get home...

You are not alone.

You’re not doing anything wrong.
And your child is not a “bad kid.”

School places a massive demand on the nervous system, especially during those first few weeks. New faces, transitions, expectations, sounds, smells, lights,
routines... Even for kids who enjoy school, it takes incredible effort to stay regulated.
By the time they walk through your door, their “bucket” is FULL.

So what shows up?
đŸ’„ Meltdowns over the wrong snack
đŸ›‹ïž Total shutdown or zoning out
đŸ„Š Sibling squabbles
đŸ˜© Irritability over the tiniest thing
🌀 Hyperactivity or “bouncing off the walls”
These aren’t signs of disrespect or defiance, they’re signs that the nervous system is spent and asking for rest, rhythm, and reconnection.

What helps:
đŸ„š Offer food and connection before questions
đŸ«§ Build in quiet, screen-free time before homework
🧘 Allow movement (yes, even wild movement!) to help discharge stress
đŸ€ Stay calm and connected, regulation comes through relationship

This isn’t misbehavior.
It’s trust.

Your child feels safe enough with you to let it out, and that’s not failure, it’s a powerful sign of safety.

If you’d like more brain-based strategies for supporting your child through the back-to-school transition, grab our FREE Back to School Tips Guide now.
👉 Available in the link in bio!
We are here to help!

Your child’s brain is brilliant, and also very sensitive.When they’re overwhelmed (even by something tiny, like the wron...
09/10/2025

Your child’s brain is brilliant, and also very sensitive.

When they’re overwhelmed (even by something tiny, like the wrong color cup), their emotional center—the limbic system—gets activated. The amygdala sounds
the alarm: “This is danger!”

To us, it’s a broken cookie.
To their brain, it’s a crisis.

When we understand that this is brain science, not misbehavior, it completely changes how we respond. And when you begin to offer support based on what’s
actually happening inside, you give your child tools they’ll use for life.
This isn’t about perfection. It’s about connection.

💬 Have you seen your child’s “fire alarm” brain go off?
👇 Drop a đŸ”„ in the comments and let’s talk regulation.

Back-to-school season always looks so perfect online.The first-day photos.The carefully labeled supplies.The big smiles ...
09/04/2025

Back-to-school season always looks so perfect online.
The first-day photos.
The carefully labeled supplies.
The big smiles and cute backpacks.
But for so many families, that’s only half the truth.
What back to school actually looks like:

đŸ’„ Clothes battles before breakfast
đŸ’„ Pre-school IEP meetings and emails that make your head spin
đŸ’„ Weeks of practicing transitions just to avoid meltdown mornings
đŸ’„ That sinking feeling when the drop-off doesn’t go smoothly (again)
đŸ’„ After-school dysregulation: zoning out, crashing, or crying over the “wrong” snack

This season is HARD on the nervous system, yours and your child’s.
And the truth is, nothing’s wrong with your kid or your parenting. Their system is simply adjusting to a world that moves fast, expects a lot, and doesn’t always
give room to regulate.

You're doing more than you think, every quiet moment, every gentle reset, every decision to pause instead of push... it adds up.
✹ Let’s normalize the real stuff this season. Because you’re not alone.
💬 What’s one thing back to school actually looked like at your house this year?
👇 Share it below—we’re holding space for the honest version.

Understanding the difference between a tantrum and sensory overload can completely transform how we support our little o...
08/27/2025

Understanding the difference between a tantrum and sensory overload can completely transform how we support our little ones!

When a child is having a meltdown, our response should be guided by what's actually happening in their nervous system. A tantrum is typically a behavioral response. It stops when they get what they want and shows clear audience awareness. Their logical brain is still online.

Sensory overload, however, is a physiological state where the nervous system is genuinely overwhelmed. Notice how it continues regardless of attention, often includes avoiding eye contact, and requires significant recovery time. This isn't manipulation, it's a nervous system in distress.
From a brain-based perspective, we see these differences clearly. During sensory overload, the child's stress response has taken over, making it impossible for them to self-regulate until their system calms down.
We can help by creating a calming environment, offering deep pressure input, and giving them time to recover. Gentle adjustments can also help balance the nervous system and improve how it processes sensory information over time.
Have you noticed these differences in your child?

Understanding these distinct patterns can help us respond with compassion rather than frustration. Drop a comment with what helps your child during sensory overload!

One of the main reasons we see babies and kids at the office is to check for and address tongue ties. Learn how chiropra...
08/14/2025

One of the main reasons we see babies and kids at the office is to check for and address tongue ties. Learn how chiropractic care can help đŸ€—


Did you know that your child's sensory experiences literally shape their brain?We've seen firsthand how sensory developm...
08/05/2025

Did you know that your child's sensory experiences literally shape their brain?

We've seen firsthand how sensory development forms the foundation for everything from learning to emotional regulation. This is why we're so passionate about supporting proper nervous system function from an early age!

The brain builds from the bottom up, starting with basic survival functions before developing complex thinking skills. This is why those early sensory experiences are absolutely crucial.

When children struggle with reading, focus, or emotional regulation, we often find the root cause in their sensory foundation. Their nervous system may be missing important developmental pieces that proper alignment and sensory play can help provide.

We love helping parents understand that those "messy" activities, like splashing, climbing, spinning, aren't just fun, they're literally building your child's brain! Through gentle adjustments and parent education, we support optimal nervous system development so your child can thrive.

What's your child's favorite sensory activity? We'd love to hear what lights up their brain!

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4130 Business Park Drive
Amarillo, TX
79110

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Monday 8:30am - 1:30pm
Tuesday 12:30pm - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 2pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 12pm

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