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Monday 7:30am - 9:30am 1pm - 6pm Tuesday 1pm - 5pm Wednesday 7:30am - 9:30am 1pm - 6pm Thursday 7am - 12pm Friday 7:30am - 9:30am 1pm - 3:30pm

Embodiment Chiropractic Studio

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Embodiment Chiropractic Studio

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Dr. JBess Ruby is a Chiropractor in the Little Rock, Arkansas area! Online Booking is available on our website!

She specializes in pre-natal, pregancy, postpartum, pediatric care and everyone in the Family!

10/30/2026

Happy Halloween! 🎃 We hope you have the best weekend and thanks for celebrating with us all week long! ✨✨

10/26/2026

How to set your little one (and yourself) up for a great Halloween 🎃

🧠 Get your little one adjusted this week because a regulated nervous system adapts to changes better
🧸 Prioritize sleep the nights before because an overtired nervous system makes for a much harder night
🍬 Have a solid meal before trick-or-treating helps balance the inevitable candy rush
🧥 Do a trial run because a costume that’s itchy, tight or too hot is a meltdown waiting to happen
🗺️ Keep the route short and familiar since new environments and excitement and tired legs can overwhelm little systems fast
🕯️ Watch for overstimulation like flashing lights, crowds and spooky decorations since these can be a lot for little nervous systems to process

Halloween is supposed to be fun and a little prep now means a lot less meltdown later 🧡🖤

10/22/2026

As Brain Blossom Providers, we become developmental detectives.
Instead of asking: “What’s wrong with my child?”
We ask: “How did their nervous system develop, and what might be getting in the way today?”

Because when we understand how the brain developed, we can better understand why certain challenges exist.

So...how does Brain Blossom help?

We don’t chase symptoms. We look for the foundations that may need strengthening. Every child receives a comprehensive evaluation to better understand:
✅ Nervous system function
✅ Brain development
✅ Developmental milestones
✅ Visual processing
✅ Motor coordination
✅ And so much more.

Then we create a plan designed for their brain.

Every developmental clue helps us create a more intentional path forward, and every child deserves the opportunity to blossom. For more information drop a comment below or DM us. We are here to help!

10/15/2026

Today is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day 💛

To every parent who has carried a loss that others may never fully see, we hold space for you today. To the babies who were loved before they were born, and the babies who were loved for such a short time here. If this day is heavy for you, we see you.

10/13/2026

Most of the world asks us to perform multiple tasks at once.

A child in the classroom isn’t simply paying attention. They’re processing visual information from the board, listening to instructions, regulating emotions, coordinating posture, filtering distractions, remembering directions, and responding appropriately—all simultaneously.

This is why The Brain Blossom Program’s games and exercises aren’t simply about improving one isolated skill.

We use a hierarchical approach that first strengthens foundational abilities and then challenges the brain to integrate those abilities together. As individual systems become more efficient, we progressively increase the demands so the brain learns to coordinate multiple tools for processing at the same time.

The goal isn’t just stronger tools. The goal is a brain that can use all of its tools together when life demands it.

Because real-world success doesn’t happen in silos, and neither does brain development.

🧠 What is one activity your child struggles with that seems simple on the surface, but actually requires many different brain systems working together? Let us know below!

10/08/2026

“Should I swaddle my baby?”

If you are asking the questions, then you know the answer is usually more nuanced than a simple yes or no.

Swaddling can be seemingly helpful tool for newborns. For many babies, it provides a sense of security and containment that mimics some of the comfort of the womb.

But here’s the piece that often gets missed: The Moro reflex isn’t a flaw in your baby’s design.

It’s a primitive reflex that provides important sensory input to the developing nervous system. In fact, movement, reflexes, reaching, turning, and bringing hands to the mouth are all ways babies learn about their bodies and build brain connections. Development happens through movement.

Does your baby NEED to be swaddled?

No one is telling you, you absolutely can’t swaddle. In some circumstances, a swaddle or swaddle-like hold can be supportive to the nervous system and helpful for regulation.

The goal isn’t choosing between regulation and development. The goal is supporting both.

Did your baby LOVE being swaddled, or were they one of the babies who wanted their hands free from day one? Tell us below! 👇

Address

17005 Cantrell Road
Little Rock, AR
72223

Opening Hours

Monday	7:30am - 9:30am
	1pm - 6pm
Tuesday	1pm - 5pm
Wednesday	7:30am - 9:30am
	1pm - 6pm
Thursday	7am - 12pm
Friday	7:30am - 9:30am
	1pm - 3:30pm

Website

http://embodimentchiro.com/

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