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The Brainery ATL

A chiropractic office offering traditional chiropractic care and alternative and integrative modalities to help you create true health on all levels!

01/18/2026

A lot of kids wake up with less fuel in the tank than it looks like on paper ⛽️😴

They slept… but they didn’t fully recover.

When a child’s nervous system is carrying a high stress load, sleep tends to stay light 🌙

The deep, restorative phases—where the brain and body actually reset—get cut short 🧠✨

So even with “enough” hours, yesterday’s demands come along for the ride.

Then morning hits ☀️

🔹 High task demand
🔹 Low available capacity

Getting dressed. Transitions. Noise. Sensory input. Siblings.
What looks like defiance is often depletion 🤍

This is why mornings can feel like daily battles—even with solid bedtime routines and good intentions on all sides.

When we support the nervous system during the day, sleep quality improves at night 🌿

And when sleep truly restores, mornings start with more margin, more resilience, and more ease.

If this feels familiar, you’re not doing anything wrong.
There may just be more support available than you’ve been shown 💛

01/12/2026

Most “bad behavior” isn’t bad at all.
It’s a nervous system doing its best. 🧠

When kids are loud, impulsive, emotional, or seemingly defiant, their brain is often working overtime to self-regulate—using the only strategies it has access to in that moment.

To us, it can look like disrespect.
To their brain, it’s survival. 🤍

At The Brainery, we look beyond the behavior and ask better questions:
• Is their nervous system overwhelmed?
• Are they stuck in fight, flight, or freeze?
• Do they have the capacity to regulate—or are they borrowing it from you?

Behavior is information.
It’s a window into how a child’s brain is processing stress, sensory input, and connection. 🌿

When we support the nervous system first, behavior changes naturally—without power struggles, shame, or exhaustion.

You’re not failing.
And your child isn’t choosing chaos. ✨

01/09/2026

This looks like play…but it’s actually brain regulation. 🧠

Rhythmic, predictable movement—like swinging—gives a child’s nervous system something it deeply needs: safety through repetition.

When the brain feels safe, it can organize.

When it organizes, big feelings soften.

Focus improves.

Transitions get easier. 🌿

This is why movement isn’t a “bonus.” It’s foundational.

And for some kids, it’s not optional—it’s how their system stays regulated in a world that asks a lot of them. 🤍

This is why movement matters.

01/08/2026

A toddler who falls apart after daycare isn’t being dramatic.
They’re depleted. 🧠

You pick them up and within minutes:
big tears, big reactions, aggression, or total shutdown—
even though you just heard they “had a great day.”

Here’s what’s actually happening 👇

All day long, their nervous system has been working hard to hold it together.

Transitions. Noise. Social cues. Expectations. Separation.
By the time they see their safe person, the system finally lets go. 🤍

At The Brainery, we look at two key things:
• how quickly a child burns through their regulatory energy
• how efficiently they can recover after high-demand periods

Some kids have a lower baseline capacity or slower recovery rate, which makes a typical daycare day neurologically taxing—even when it looks “fine” on the outside.

When evenings feel chaotic and unpredictable, there’s usually a very clear pattern underneath it. 🌿 And when you understand the pattern, blame disappears—and support gets more targeted.

We help families see what’s actually happening in their child’s nervous system so regulation can replace survival mode. ✨

01/06/2026

POV: You finally find a pediatric, brain-based chiropractor and suddenly the meltdowns, the wiggles, the big feelings make sense. 🧠✨

Not because your child “needs to behave better.”
Not because you weren’t consistent enough, calm enough, or doing enough.

But because their nervous system has been asking for support. 🤍

When a child’s brain is under stress—whether from birth, growth spurts, sensory overload, illness, or emotional load—their body adapts.
Those adaptations often show up as:
• emotional outbursts
• constant movement
• trouble focusing
• sleep struggles
• anxiety or shutdown

This isn’t misbehavior.
It’s communication. 💬

At The Brainery, we don’t start with discipline charts or behavior plans.

We start by asking: How is this child’s brain processing the world?

From there, we create a plan—one that supports regulation, resilience, and development from the inside out.

A plan that helps your child feel safer in their body…and helps you stop carrying the weight of blame. 🌱

Because when you understand the brain,
you stop questioning yourself—and start moving forward with clarity.

This is where nervous systems get supported.
And families finally exhale. ✨

01/03/2026

Flu season isn’t really a season.

It’s often the moment your nervous system finally stops holding it all together.

Most people don’t get sick “out of nowhere.”
They get sick when the body comes out of adrenaline mode—and suddenly there’s space to feel how depleted it’s been. 🤧

Long weeks of pushing.
Poor sleep.
Skipped meals.
Chronic stress.
Too much output, not enough recovery.

The immune system doesn’t fail randomly. It responds to the state of the nervous system it lives inside. 🧠✨

When regulation is supported, resilience improves.
When recovery is prioritized, the body doesn’t have to wave a white flag just to get rest.

If you feel like you crash every time things slow down, your body isn’t broken—it’s asking for a different pace. 💛

At The Brainery, we look at nervous system regulation as the foundation of immune health, energy, and long-term resilience.

01/02/2026

January is often when we notice things.

Not because something suddenly went wrong—but because December asked a lot.

Weeks of sensory overload, disrupted routines, sugar spikes, late nights, travel, and constant stimulation can keep a child’s nervous system running on adrenaline and adaptation. For a while, that works.

Then January brings quiet.

And that’s when the body finally has space to say, “Here’s what I’ve been holding.”

Sleep may look restless even with enough hours. Emotions feel closer to the surface. Digestion shifts. Regulation takes more effort than it did a month ago.

This isn’t regression.
It’s communication.

At The Brainery, we look at how efficiently a child’s nervous system moves between activation and rest-and-recovery. When that switch gets sticky, the whole system feels it.

Through specific neurological assessments, we identify where a child is staying “on” too long—and support their ability to recover, regulate, and restore.

If your child is starting the new year with an empty regulation tank, we’re here to help you understand what their nervous system is asking for—and how to support it.

10/13/2025

That tiny body in your arms is doing big, important work. ✨

In the first weeks of life, a baby’s nervous system is learning how to regulate, coordinate, and adapt. Sometimes, challenges show up—like nursing difficulties, colic, constipation, or recurring ear infections. For many parents, that’s when they find their way to us. 🌿

Gentle, specific chiropractic care helps remove stress on your baby’s nervous system so their body can focus on what it’s designed to do: grow, heal, and thrive. 💚

Because when baby feels better, the whole family breathes easier.

09/18/2025

✨ Kids’ brains are brilliant and sensitive.

That meltdown over the “wrong” cup?

To us, it feels small. But to their brain, the amygdala (the “fire alarm”) is shouting danger! 🔥 Their nervous system is doing exactly what it was designed to do: protect them.

When we see it for what it is—brain science, not bad behavior—we show up differently.

And that is how connection (not perfection) shapes resilience for life. 🌱

What everyday moments have you noticed that set off your child’s “alarm system”?

👇 Share your story—we’d love to connect.

08/27/2025

“Gentle hands. Big impact. 💫 Helping babies thrive at The Brainery 👶✨”

08/06/2025

✨ Join us for a unique blend of yoga postures, child developmental brain-based movements, and parent/child bonding time. We will make sure to throw in some familiar adult poses and movements with postpartum modifications as well. This is a supportive, fun, community-building class. Accessible to babies 1 week through 2 years old.

08/03/2025

🤱✨ Nourishment is more than milk—it’s connection, comfort, and care.

This World Breastfeeding Week, we celebrate every feeding journey—because every family’s story is unique. Whether you’re nursing, pumping, chestfeeding, combo feeding, or navigating a different path altogether, you’re showing up for your baby in the most important way: with love and intention. 💛

At The Brainery, we support feeding from the inside out—helping both parent and baby thrive through gentle chiropractic care, nervous system support, and a safe, judgment-free space to ask questions, get guidance, and feel seen.

Here’s to strong latches, full bellies, and confident parents. 🌿

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3025 State Street
Peachtree City, GA
30269

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 4pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 4pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 4pm
Thursday	8:30am - 4pm
Friday	8:30am - 4pm

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+14045432394

Website

https://thebraineryatl.com/contact/

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