Garden State Family Chiropractic

02/23/2026

Due to the snow storm, the office will be closed today! Stay safe and warm everyone! See you tomorrow 🥶❄️☃️

02/05/2026

Hey GSFC Fam! 👋🏼
PSA!!! We are fully stocked with all the goods! 🙌🏼 Stop in during office hours, or at your next appointment to restock on all your favorites! 😍

01/26/2026

Due to the inclement weather, we are CLOSED today, 1/26/26. Stay safe and warm, everyone. We will see you for normal hours the rest of the week! ❄️⛄️🥶

12/25/2025

MERRY CHRISTMAS! 🎄❤️💚 Wishing you and your families a happy and healthy holiday.
With love,
Your Team at Garden State Family Chiropractic

12/19/2025

Reminder of our holiday office hours for the rest of the year! Wishing everyone a happy and safe holiday season 🎄⛄️❤️ 🎁

10/01/2025

07/28/2025

Good morning! We are currently experiencing technical issues with our phones and Internet service due to a Comcast outage. If you are a current patient trying to reach the office and are unable, please send a text to the office phone number and we will get back to you as soon as we are able! We are so sorry for any inconvenience! If you are a new patient and would like to reach us, please use our online form that can be found on our website or send us an email to office@gardenstatefamilychiro.com and we will respond as soon as things are back up! Thanks everyone for your understanding.

04/18/2025

“Just like the rest of the cranial nerves, the accessory nerve innervating the upper back and neck responds to a specific kind of emotional distress, and this is a feeling of being ‘unable to turn the body, head or neck sufficiently.’ If we have difficulty moving our head or neck, and if this causes acute emotional distress, then the accessory nerve immediately responds to adapt the muscles of the neck and back. Along with this response, there occurs a partial paralysis of the smooth musculature that lines the outer wall of the trapezius.

Because they are embryologically linked, this unique distress affecting the accessory nerve can simultaneously activate the vagus nerve to signal a peristaltic immobility in the intestines. In other words, the unique emotional distress of ‘not being able to move the head or neck sufficiently,’ can lead to a simultaneous peristaltic constipation in the intestines!” –John Ohm

By understanding the connection between the nervous system, our emotions and infant digestion, we can gain new insight into why infants experience constipation and indigestion.

Pediatric chiropractic care’s ability to provide specific adjustments to the head and neck, along with recognizing specific forms of infant distress, illuminates how we can foster better digestion for our infants’ and support their nervous system’s functioning.

Keep reading “The Cranial Nerves and Infant Digestion: A New Lens for Understanding Constipation” by John Ohm from the latest issue of Pathways: https://pathwaystofamilywellness.org/breastfeeding/the-cranial-nerves-and-infant-digestion-a-new-lens-for-understanding-constipation.html

03/31/2025

Happy Monday!! 🍀🍀Congratulations to all of our Luck Of The Irish Raffle Winners!!🍀🍀 thank you to all of our patients and all who generously donated to our raffle! Your continued support is always appreciated! WINNERS- be on the lookout for a text from the office this week, letting you know you won. 😊

02/18/2025

Unfortunately, due to unforeseen circumstances, we had to close the office today, Tuesday 2/18. We are sorry for any inconvenience and someone from our office will be reaching out to you via call or text to get your appointments rescheduled. Thank you for your patience and understanding!

02/13/2025

REMINDER!

We are closed today, 2/13 and tomorrow, 2/14.
We will resume normal office hours on Monday!

Have a great weekend everyone!

01/06/2025

❄❄Winter Weather Update! ❄❄

It appears it is time for our first potential snow storm of the season. Of course, safety is our top priority and we want to stay ahead of any potential danger due to inclement weather.

That being said, the office will now be CLOSED on MONDAY 1/6/2025 due to the incoming storm. If you are scheduled for an appointment tomorrow, you can expect a member of the team to reach out to you via phone, text or email.

We appreciate your understanding and hope everyone stays safe and warm!

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