Ohm Family Chiropractic

09/09/2026

07/30/2026

Your body has an amazing ability to heal. Chiropractic care is all about letting that ability free. A healthy nervous system leads to a healthy body and mind.

07/27/2026

Every woman and every pregnancy is unique, and they should be cared for as an individual, not made to feel like they are a number. Our focus is to support your nervous system throughout pregnancy in preparation for a safer, easier, more natural birth. We are here for you. Reach out any time.

07/17/2026

“It’s most important to understand that chiropractic is not a treatment for disease. It’s purpose is to reduce spinal nerve stress, a serious and often painless condition most children (and adults) have in their bodies. Spinal nerve stress interferes with the proper functioning of the nervous system, can weaken internal organs and organ systems, lower resistance, reduce healing potential and set the stage for sickness and disorders of all kinds.

When a chiropractor frees the nervous system from spinal stress, the healing power of the body is unleashed: the immune system functions more efficiently, resistance to disease increases, and your child’s body functions more efficiently. Your child can respond to internal and external environmental stresses such as germs, changes in temperature, humidity, toxins, pollen and all the other stresses he/she comes in contact with more efficiently.

So although children with diseases are often brought to the chiropractor, the chiropractor is not treating their diseases but is instead freeing them of spinal nerve stress, thus permitting their body’s natural healing potential to function at its best.” – Pathways Magazine

07/13/2026

“Through chiropractic we were learning to trust the inherent wisdom of the body in all body processes, birth included. We adhered to the words of B.J. Palmer, the developer of chiropractic:

‘Nature needs no help, just no interference.’” – Jeanne Ohm, DC

Your body already carries the wisdom to grow, birth, and nourish your baby, and Webster Care is designed to support that innate process by promoting balance, adaptability, and nervous system function throughout pregnancy.

✨ If you’re pregnant or preparing for birth, book your appointment with us at the link in our bio and let us support you every step of the way.

07/08/2026

Birth is a big event for babies, too, and even the smoothest births place significant physical forces on a newborn’s head, neck, and spine as they make their way into the world.

A gentle pediatric chiropractic evaluation can help identify and address tension or nervous system stress that may be affecting comfort, feeding, sleep, or settling.

Learn more about pediatric chiropractic care at the link in bio or give us a call at (610) 565-8823.

07/03/2026

“The Webster Technique has become a cornerstone of chiropractic care during pregnancy, known for its role in optimizing the physiological function of both mother and baby for birth. Developed by Dr. Larry Webster, this technique has grown into an essential tool for chiropractors and families to enhance neuro-biomechanical function in the sacral and pelvic regions. By addressing sacral subluxation and sacroiliac (SI) joint dysfunction through specific adjustments, the Webster Technique helps create a more balanced and functional pelvic environment. In doing so, it can alleviate factors contributing to dystocia—difficult or abnormal labor—ultimately supporting safer, smoother births. Its widespread use has led to remarkable results for mothers worldwide.” – Dr. Pamela Stone, DC, DACCP

Webster chiropractic care helps restore balance to the pelvis and nervous system throughout pregnancy, supporting greater comfort, optimal baby positioning, and a more physiological birth.

06/30/2026

“As chiropractors, we put nothing in and take nothing out. We only use what the body has, remove interference in the master healing system of the body, and allow you to perform, heal, and operate at your full potential.

The purpose of chiropractic care is not the treatment of conditions or disease, but the restoration of normal body function. Chiropractors work with the nervous system through gentle spinal adjustments that help to reduce stress-related interference to the nervous system, thereby enhancing overall body function.” – Chad Schleiger, DC

Chiropractic care is about supporting your body's innate ability to heal and adapt by restoring healthy nervous system function so you can thrive, not simply chase symptoms. Book your visit with us or learn more at the link in our bio.

06/24/2026

“The aim in chiropractic is to grow each individual’s adaptability and Sense of Coherence, so he or she may become greater than the challenges that exist in life, and to help each individual advance forward with greater freedom and expression of health. “Correcting subluxation” in the body is really about becoming greater than our unique challenges in our experiential life.

Correcting subluxation and enhancing Sense of Coherence (as well as increasing social-vagal tone, heart rate variability and other exciting measures of adaptability) represent the objectives of a new paradigm of health. The goal is not just health over disease, but greater life expression, and the release of that inner spark of creativity which elevates each of us to become coherently attuned to the positive meaning of change within the stories of our lives.” – John Ohm

💙 Experience what’s possible when your nervous system functions at its best. Book a new or current patient visit with us today to learn more.

05/29/2026

“Coaching pushing has also been found to potentially increase the amount of pressure on the pelvic floor with subsequent negative consequences such as decreased bladder capacity, less urge to empty the bladder, an overactive bladder muscle, and stress incontinence (leakage of urine). Coaching pushing also involves “breath-holding” (so-called “purple pushing”) which can be very tiring, reduces oxygen levels in the mother and baby and increases the risk of tearing. An uncoached or a spontaneous second stage of labour allows you to work with the uterine contractions and the foetal expulsion reflex and allows the baby to descend without damage as you gently push/breath the baby out.” – Stacey Rosenberg

The body is designed to coordinate labor through reflexive, involuntary patterns rather than forceful effort. Research suggests that coached or breath-holding pushing does not improve outcomes for mother or baby in most cases and can increase strain on the pelvic floor as well as reduce oxygen efficiency during labor.

This added mechanical and physiological stress may contribute to fatigue, tissue strain, and longer-term pelvic floor dysfunction.

In contrast, allowing the nervous system to guide a more spontaneous, reflex-driven second stage of labor supports coordinated uterine function and a more efficient descent of the baby through the pelvis.