Get Off My Nerves Chiropractic

Get Off My Nerves Chiropractic 🧑‍🧑‍🧒‍🧒 Family Based Chiro | Cradle to Grave
🤍 Prenatal & Pediatric
🫶🏼 Holistic Care Approach
đź“Ť Baton Rouge & Denham Springs Doctor

09/02/2026

Common does not mean normal.

Waking up stuff every single morning? Common. Not normal.

Needing to “crack your own back” just to function? Common. Not normal.

Headaches you’ve just learned to work through? Common. Not normal.

Your body has ways of asking for help long before it starts screaming for attention.

The question isn’t whether something is common - it’s whether your body is actually functioning the way it should.

If any of this sounds familiar, it might be time to find out why.

09/01/2026

That’s what a patient told us after six months of low back pain that nothing seemed to touch - not rest, not stretching, not pushing through.

4 visits in, he was moving differently. Sleeping better. Not thinking about his back pain all day long.

This isn’t a promise every case works this fast.

But it’s a reminder that “normal” and “healing” aren’t always the same thing - and you don’t have to just live with it.

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08/31/2026

I’ve been doing this long enough to know the difference between what keeps a patient coming back and what actually gets them better.

I will never tell you that you need to be adjusted forever just because it’s good for my schedule.

I will never talk you into a plan that doesn’t match what your body actually needs.

I will never let fear be the reason you stay.

You deserve care built around getting you better - not around keeping you dependent.

That’s the whole point of point of what we do here.

đź“ŤBaton Rouge & Denham Springs

08/26/2026

I said what I said… Your body is not as fragile as you’ve been led to believe.

A “bad back” doesn’t automatically mean you should stop lifting.

An old injury doesn’t mean you’re destined to hurt forever.

An MRI finding doesn’t tell us everything about what your body is capable of.

Experiencing pain doesn’t always mean movement is causing damage.

Sometimes modifications are necessary. Sometimes rest is appropriate. And sometimes symptoms absolutely require further evaluation.

But I never want fear to become the reason you stop living your life.

One of my biggest goals as a chiropractor is to help my patients become MORE confident in their bodies, not more afraid of them.

I want you to understand what’s going on.

I want you to know what you can do.

I want you to move.

Get stronger.

Build resilience.

And work toward getting back to the things you stopped doing because you were afraid they would hurt.

Because good healthcare shouldn’t convince you that your body is one wrong movement away from falling apart.

It should give you a plan for moving forward.

And if you’ve been avoiding workouts, hobbies, travel, picking up your kids, or everyday activities because you’re afraid of what your body can handle, maybe it’s time for a different approach.

📍 We’re accepting new patients. Call our office to schedule an evaluation and let’s figure out what your body is capable of.

08/24/2026

A treatment plan is a starting point - not a promise that we’re going to do the exact same thing forever.

Reasons I’d stop and rethink the plan….

1. You’re not making measurable progress.
If we’re putting in the work but nothing is changing, I’m not interested in blindly repeating the same treatment and hoping something magically happens.

2. You only feel better for a few hours after treatment.
Temporary relief can be part of the process, especially early on, but if that’s all we’re consistently achieving, I want to know why.

3. New or changing symptoms keep appearing.
New numbness, tingling, weakness, radiating pain, or other meaningful changes deserve attention. Sometimes that means modifying care, investigating further, or referring you to the appropriate provider.

4. You’re becoming MORE afraid to move.
I don’t want treatment making you feel fragile. When appropriate, our goal should be to build confidence in what your body can do… not create a growing list of things you’re afraid to do.

5. We’re treating the same problem repeatedly without asking why it keeps returning.
At some point, we need to stop chasing the symptom and look at the bigger picture.

6. Your goals aren’t part of the conversation.
I don’t just want to know whether your pain went from a 7 to a 4. Can you pick up your kids again? Get back in the gym? Sit through your workday? Sleep comfortably? That’s progress too.

7. We’re continuing simply because “that’s the protocol.”
Your body doesn’t know what the protocol says. Your care should evolve based on how YOU are responding.

I don’t expect every patient to improve in a perfectly straight line.

But I do expect us to pay attention, reassess, ask questions, and be willing to change direction when the situation calls for it.

Good healthcare isn’t doing more of the same. It’s knowing when the plan needs to change.

And if you’ve been looking for a chiropractor who will actually listen, explain the plan, track your progress, and change course when necessary - we’d love to meet you.

đź“Ť GOMNC BR & DS

08/19/2026

You should become more confident in your body - not more dependent on your chiropractor.

Your treatment plan should change as YOU change.

You should NEVER be scared into needing care.

If you’re not improving, we need to ask why.

Pain relief isn’t always the finish line.

You deserve to understand WHY we’re recommending what we’re recommending.

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Good healthcare should make you feel heard, informed, capable, and confident in the plan moving forward.

And if you’ve been watching our page thinking, “Okay… THIS is the kind of chiropractor I’ve been looking for,” consider this your sign!!!

We’re accepting new patients and would love to help you figure out what’s actually going on, not just where it hurts.

📍Call our office to schedule your new patient appointment and let’s create a plan that makes sense for YOU.

08/17/2026

Your body is fragile.

You’re out of alignment again.

You should stop exercising until you’re completely pain free.

That one spot is going to keep going out.

You just have to bad posture.

That’s just part of getting older.

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Good healthcare shouldn’t make you afraid of your body, dependent on your provider, or afraid to ask questions.

It should help you understand your body, build confidence in it, and have a clear plan for moving forward.

08/13/2026

OUR INTERNET IS CURRENTLY DOWN AT BOTH LOCATIONS.

WE APOLOGIZE FOR THE INCONVENIENCE.

WE ARE STILL OPEN 12-6 TODAY IN BATON ROUGE

WE ARE STILL OPEN 2-5 TODAY IN DENHAM SPRINGS

WE WILL UPDATE WHEN IT IS UP AND RUNNING!!

08/13/2026

I’m looking at a lot more than where you told me it hurts.

During your visit, I’m paying attention to things like….

How you walk into the room.

How you sit down and stand back up.

Which movements you naturally avoid.

Whether one side moves differently than the other.

What positions reproduce your symptoms.

Whether those symptoms stay in one place or travel.

What makes you feel better - and what makes you feel worse.

And sometimes, I’m noticing things before we’ve even officially started the exam.

Because where you hurt is important - but it isn’t always the whole story.

If you come in saying, “My low back hurts,” my job isn’t simply to find your low back and start adjusting.

I want to understand why it hurts, what may be contributing to it, how it’s affecting the way you move, and what needs to change to help you move forward.

We don’t only treat the complaint on the intake form. We treat the person who filled it out.

Transformation happens when all the puzzle pieces start to fit together.

08/12/2026

đź’Ś Ignore numbness or tingling that keeps happening.
If my arm, hand, leg, or foot repeatedly felt numb or tingly, I’d want to know why. There are multiple possible causes, and recurring neurological symptoms deserve an evaluation - not months of ignoring them.

đź’Ś Stop moving completely because my back hurts.
There are absolutely times when activity needs to be modified, but I wouldn’t automatically assume pain means my body is fragile or that all movement is dangerous.

đź’Ś Keep cracking the same spot over and over because it feels tight.
If I constantly felt like I needed to crack my neck or back to get relief, I’d be much more interested in figuring out why that area keeps feeling tight in the first place.

💌 Assume recurring pain is “just part of getting older.”
Getting older happens. That doesn’t mean I automatically have to accept headaches, back pain, neck pain, or stiffness as my new personality.

💌 Keep doing the same thing for months if it isn’t working.
This might be my biggest one. If I’m not making meaningful progress, I want to reassess. Change the approach. Look deeper. And if necessary, involve or refer to another provider.

Your body doesn’t need you to be afraid of it.

But it does need you to pay attention to it.

The goal isn’t to become really good at tolerating your symptoms. It’s to understand what’s contributing to them and have a plan for what to do next.

And THAT is a hill I’ll die on!!!

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10979 Coursey Boulevard
Baton Rouge, LA
70816

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Tuesday 9:30am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 2pm
Thursday 9:30am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 1pm

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+12252959993

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