The Brain Blossom Center by Spoelstra Family Chiropractic

The Brain Blossom Center by Spoelstra Family Chiropractic We provide unique Neuro-based chiropractic care to help individuals improve their quality of life. Our Vision: We will provide hope, love, and healing.

Our Purpose: Empowering families to understand and take control to improve their health. Our Core Values:
Family
Integrity
Excellence
Energy
Simplicity
Accountability
Growth
Health
Education
Love
Uniqueness

Many of the families we work with have already done it all:OTSpeechCounselingTutoringParenting coursesAnd yet… the strug...
01/11/2026

Many of the families we work with have already done it all:
OT
Speech
Counseling
Tutoring
Parenting courses

And yet… the struggles keep coming back.

That doesn’t mean you failed.
It means a foundational piece was missed.

If the nervous system is stuck in survival mode, no strategy will land consistently.
Skills can’t be accessed when the brain is busy protecting itself.

Our work focuses on optimizing the brain’s foundation so learning, regulation, connection, and growth can actually happen.

Different approach. Different outcomes.

Comment “BRAIN” or send us a message if this sounds like your family.


Breastfeeding challenges rarely come from just one thing.When feeding feels hard, it’s usually a combination of birth hi...
01/10/2026

Breastfeeding challenges rarely come from just one thing.

When feeding feels hard, it’s usually a combination of birth history, nervous system regulation, muscle tone, emotional stress, and the support (or lack of it) surrounding you and your baby. None of that reflects failure. It reflects complexity.

From a chiropractic perspective, we look closely at how a baby’s body and nervous system are functioning together, and how much effort feeding is actually requiring from them. When the system is supported, feeding often becomes more efficient and less exhausting for everyone involved.

We also help by assessing the spine, cranium, sacrum, palate, tongue, and jaw for alignment, symmetry and tone. All these things along with the nervous system, should be addressed if feeding challenges are present.

If you are experiencing breastfeeding challenges, give us a call at 208-667-7434 or DM us for a FREE consultation. Either we are the right place, or we will help you determine who is!

You don’t need more pressure. You need the right support, at the right time.



When kids are under stress, it doesn’t always look like panic or tears.More often, it shows up quietly through changes i...
01/10/2026

When kids are under stress, it doesn’t always look like panic or tears.

More often, it shows up quietly through changes in behavior, sleep, digestion, or emotional regulation.

What we pay attention to isn’t just what a child is doing, but what their nervous system is carrying underneath it.

Behavior is communication.

Behavior is a window into the brain!

And it’s often the earliest signal that a child’s system is working harder than it should.

When we support nervous system regulation, provide brain-based supports, and reduce unnecessary load, many families notice shifts that feel subtle at first, but meaningful over time. More ease. More resilience. More capacity. Less behaviors.

Have you noticed changes in your child that didn’t feel “big” but still felt off to you?

For more support, go to our LinkTree in our linkbio for our 5 FREE Videos on Brain Development & Behaviors or call 208-667-7434 for a FREE phone consultation.



01/08/2026

This simple game strengthens the brain skills behind:
✔ reading
✔ writing
✔ attention
✔ self-regulation

And it takes just minutes.

Download the free Brain Blossom Play & Connect Guide
cdahealth.kfunnels.co/play-and-connect-guides-dec-2025

When kids start melting down more after school, shutting down during transitions, or reacting bigger than usual, it’s of...
01/08/2026

When kids start melting down more after school, shutting down during transitions, or reacting bigger than usual, it’s often not “behavior.”

It’s communication.

Most of the time, their nervous system is telling us: “My connection bucket is empty.”

This month’s Brain Blossom Play & Connect Guide is all about strengthening that connection in simple, science-backed ways.

You’ll find an easy visual memory game that supports reading, writing, and focus, plus a right-now strategy called “Connection Before Correction” that helps calm reactivity and bring your child back into regulation.

These tools are quick, low-pressure, and designed for busy families. Just a few minutes a day can create major shifts in how your child transitions, learns, and relates.

If you want practical, brain-based ways to help your child feel more settled and supported this season, this guide is for you.

You can download it free in our Link Tree.
Your child’s brain will thank you for the connection.



The first week back after winter break throws a lot at kids. Even simple tasks can feel heavier when their system is sti...
01/07/2026

The first week back after winter break throws a lot at kids. Even simple tasks can feel heavier when their system is still adjusting to structure, routines, and expectations.

This isn’t regression. It’s a nervous system that hasn’t fully recalibrated yet. Kids need time, connection, and predictable rhythms to find their footing again.

Ask a question in the comments if your child struggles with this transition.




Sandpoint families, we’re currently welcoming new kids into care.If your child is struggling with:• Big emotions• Learni...
01/06/2026

Sandpoint families, we’re currently welcoming new kids into care.

If your child is struggling with:
• Big emotions
• Learning challenges
• Sensory overwhelm
• Attention or regulation

Our approach looks at how your child’s brain is processing stress and information, not just what the behavior looks like on the surface.

Care starts with a comprehensive brain-based evaluation so families can understand:
• What’s working well
• Where there are inefficiencies
• What support would actually help

If you’ve been considering getting answers, this is your sign to start the conversation.

Send us a message or call 208-66707434 to schedule a FREE phone consultation to learn more.



December piles up more than most families realize. Noise, lights, parties, sugar, travel, disrupted schedules… kids ofte...
01/06/2026

December piles up more than most families realize. Noise, lights, parties, sugar, travel, disrupted schedules… kids often power through on short-term adrenaline.

January is the first quiet moment their nervous system gets, and that’s when everything surfaces. It’s not that things suddenly got worse. Their body finally has room to speak.

Head to our link in bio if you want support understanding your child’s load. 🤍



Behavior is communication, especially in kids. When a child’s nervous system doesn’t yet have the capacity to calm itsel...
01/05/2026

Behavior is communication, especially in kids.

When a child’s nervous system doesn’t yet have the capacity to calm itself, the body steps in to do the regulating for them. What we see on the outside is often a stress response, not a character flaw or a discipline issue.

Instead of asking, “How do I stop this behavior?”
A more helpful question is, “What is their nervous system trying to manage right now?”

When regulation improves, behavior often follows, naturally. 🌱

Have you noticed your child’s behavior change when they’re tired, hungry, or overstimulated? 👇🏻

For a FREE resource on understanding behavior, DM us VIDEOS and we will send them your way!



When a child melts down, shuts down, or acts out, most adults focus on the behavior.But behavior is the output, not the ...
01/04/2026

When a child melts down, shuts down, or acts out, most adults focus on the behavior.
But behavior is the output, not the problem.

Behind every behavior is a nervous system asking one of two questions:
Am I safe?
Can I handle this?

If the brain is overwhelmed, underdeveloped, or inefficient at processing stress, behavior will always be the messenger.

This is why sticker charts, consequences, and “just try harder” don’t create lasting change.

With our unique brain-based understanding, we look at how the brain is receiving information, processing it, and adapting to stress.
When the brain works better, behavior follows.

If you’re ready to stop chasing behavior and start supporting the brain, we’re here.

It’s not simply a behavior problem. It’s a regulation problem.The holidays throw kids way out of rhythm, and even the ca...
12/29/2025

It’s not simply a behavior problem. It’s a regulation problem.

The holidays throw kids way out of rhythm, and even the calmest ones can start unraveling when everything feels unpredictable.

If your child has been more emotional, irritable, or sensitive than usual, it’s not because they’re being difficult, it’s because their nervous system has zero margin right now.

They don’t need punishment.
They need tools.
They need rhythm.
They need rest.
They need co-regulation.

This season doesn’t have to end in chaos for your family.

Protecting their nervous system is protecting your peace.

Pause before assuming it’s “bad behavior”

Ask yourself: what might their body be trying to communicate?

Comment CHAOS if you’re trying to keep it together right now, we see you. 💛





Before you label them "lazy" or "just not a reader"...Ask this: Can their eyes actually track across the page?Reading is...
12/27/2025

Before you label them "lazy" or "just not a reader"...
Ask this: Can their eyes actually track across the page?

Reading isn’t just about phonics and focus, it’s a full-body process involving eye coordination, nervous system regulation, and posture. If even one piece is off? Reading becomes exhausting.

When we support their nervous system and address things like retained reflexes or spinal misalignment, their ability to focus, track, and comprehend improves, not because we taught reading strategies, but because we helped their body function better.

Let’s stop blaming the child and start looking at the root.
Save this for every parent who’s worried about reading.

If your child struggles with reading, DM us today to learn more.




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Purpose Statement: Empowering families to understand and take control to improve their health. Vision Statement: We will provide hope, love and healing. Core Values: Family Education Integrity Love Excellence Uniqueness Energy Health Simplicity Growth Accountability Honesty