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Pregnancy Chiropractor in Denver

We specialize in prenatal chiropractic care in Denver’s Central Park neighborhood. Back pain, sciatica, round ligament pain, SI joint pain, pubic bone pain, breech baby. You don’t have to just live with it. Webster Technique certified. Safe for all trimesters.

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Webster Technique Certified
ICPA Member
All Trimesters Welcome
100% Chiropractic Central Park
Pregnant woman receiving prenatal chiropractic care in Denver
Over 70% of pregnant women deal with lower back pain.

Most Are Told to Rest and Wait It Out

There's a better option. Prenatal chiropractic care restores pelvic balance, takes pressure off irritated nerves, and helps your body work the way it's designed to, at every stage of pregnancy.

What We Treat

Lower Back Pain

Spinal adjustments redistribute load and bring lasting relief, not just temporary muscle relaxation.

Pelvic Girdle Pain

We restore pelvic alignment and reduce the joint stress that makes walking, sleeping, and stairs painful.

Sciatica

We find the source, spine, sacrum, or tight hips, and address it directly.

Round Ligament Pain

Soft tissue work on the supporting ligaments dramatically reduces frequency and intensity.

SI Joint Pain

Specific pelvic adjustments stabilize the sacroiliac joints loosened by relaxin.

Breech Positioning

Webster Technique improves pelvic balance to give your baby more room to move.

Webster Technique, Denver's Prenatal Standard

The Webster Technique is a specific chiropractic protocol developed by the ICPA for pregnant patients. It works on the sacrum and pelvis, reducing tension, restoring balance, and creating the optimal pelvic environment for your baby's positioning.

We're certified. That's not a standard part of chiropractic school. It requires additional clinical training and testing.

Balanced pelvis. Calmer nervous system. A body that's better prepared for birth.

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Care for Every Trimester

First Trimester

We set the foundation early, pelvic alignment before compensation patterns form. If you're dealing with nausea, specific cervical adjustments can help calm the nervous system.

Second Trimester

This is when most women feel the shift. Back pain, round ligament tenderness, hip tightness. We use special pillows that let you lie face-down during adjustments and massage. Most pregnant patients haven't been able to lie on their belly in months. You can with us.

Third Trimester

Pelvic balance matters most here. Webster Technique sessions focus on creating room for your baby and preparing your body for labor. Most patients come once a week from 20 weeks, then twice a week from week 36 until delivery. We also support postpartum recovery.

What Happens at Your First Visit

1

Pregnancy Assessment

We review your history, symptoms, trimester and goals, then assess pelvic alignment and spinal curvature.

2

Your First Adjustment

Gentle and trimester-specific, on a pregnancy-adapted table. Most patients feel a difference within 24 hours.

3

Your Care Plan

We build a schedule around your due date and how your body is responding.

What Denver
Moms Are Saying

★★★★★
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I started at 16 weeks with debilitating sciatica. By my fourth visit the shooting pain was gone. Wish I'd started sooner.

Emily R, Denver
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My baby was breech at 34 weeks. My midwife referred me for Webster Technique. Three sessions later, she flipped.

Megan T, Denver

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. We use pregnancy-adapted techniques with no force applied to the abdomen. The Webster Technique is clinically developed for pregnant patients.

We highly recommend starting no later than 20 weeks. The sooner you start, the better your body can adapt to the changes happening through pregnancy. Some patients begin in the first trimester, others come in when symptoms appear. Both work.

Typical schedule: every other week up to 20 weeks, then once a week from 20 to 35 weeks, then twice a week from 36 weeks until delivery. Every plan is customized to your body, your trimester, and your goals. We'll set yours at your first visit.

Yes. Your body just went through one of the most physically demanding events it will ever go through. We recommend continuing care for at least 1 to 2 months postpartum to help you recover faster and feel your best for your new baby. We see patients from a few days after delivery onward. Learn more about care for your newborn.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. We use pregnancy-adapted techniques with no force applied to the abdomen. The Webster Technique is clinically developed for pregnant patients.

We highly recommend starting no later than 20 weeks. The sooner you start, the better your body can adapt to the changes happening through pregnancy. Some patients begin in the first trimester, others come in when symptoms appear. Both work.

Typical schedule: every other week up to 20 weeks, then once a week from 20 to 35 weeks, then twice a week from 36 weeks until delivery. Every plan is customized to your body, your trimester, and your goals. We'll set yours at your first visit.

Yes. Your body just went through one of the most physically demanding events it will ever go through. We recommend continuing care for at least 1 to 2 months postpartum to help you recover faster and feel your best for your new baby. We see patients from a few days after delivery onward. Learn more about care for your newborn.