Whole Family Chiropractic - Gentle Chiropractors - St Paul, MN

Whole Family Chiropractic - Gentle Chiropractors - St Paul, MN Dr. Tye Moe and Dr. Chelsey Henney have special training in neurologically based chiropractic and fo

In 2026, there are so many unknowns when it comes to our family's health. As moms, we see new stress every day, especial...
08/25/2026

In 2026, there are so many unknowns when it comes to our family's health. As moms, we see new stress every day, especially during the school year! If your child is struggling, give us a call or click the link in our bio! We can help โค๏ธ



08/24/2026

If your child is struggling with sleep, big emotional reactions, mood swings, or getting sick more often than other kids, it can feel like you're dealing with several completely separate problems.

But what if there is a common thread underneath them?

In this video, Dr. Tye shares the story of an eight-year-old girl whose parents brought her in because she was struggling to fall asleep, waking during the night, experiencing significant emotional ups and downs, and getting sick more frequently than her sister.

Rather than looking at each concern separately, the team looked at her nervous system and found patterns of stress through a surface EMG assessment.

Dr. Tye explains the role of the brainstem and vagus nerve, and why looking at the nervous system as a foundation may provide parents with a different way to understand what their child is experiencing.

The goal isn't to chase each symptom individually. It's to understand the bigger picture and support the nervous system as a whole. ๐Ÿ’›

If your kiddo is struggling with sleep, emotional regulation, behavior, or frequent illness, this video is for you.

๐Ÿ“ Whole Family Chiropractic, St. Paul, MN
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08/21/2026

Happy Transformation Thursday! ๐Ÿ’›

Today, I want to share a win from a five-year-old boy we've been helping with big emotions and intense reactions.

When Mom and Dad first brought him in, they described a kiddo who could go from completely calm to an extreme meltdown or anger episode incredibly quickly.

As they continued with care, they started noticing his behavior becoming more stable. They did take a few weeks off during the summer because life got busy, and during that break, they noticed some of those behaviors starting to increase again.

Now that he's been back in the office for the last couple of weeks, Dad shared something really meaningful.

He said they were seeing a big difference in his behavior and that they could actually see the change in their son, even in pictures.

He's still five, of course, and big emotions are still part of being a kid. But Mom and Dad are seeing more stability, more grounding, and a greater ability to regulate.

Sometimes the biggest wins aren't about never having a meltdown again. They're about seeing your child become more grounded and able to handle those big moments differently.

If your kiddo struggles with big emotions, big behaviors, or frequent meltdowns, know that supporting their nervous system may be an important part of the picture.

08/21/2026

If your child is struggling with anxiety, you may feel like you're being told there is only one way to help.

At Whole Family Chiropractic, we believe parents deserve to understand their options and have the information they need to make the best decisions for their child.

In this video, Dr. Tye explains why the nervous system may be an important piece to consider when a child is dealing with anxiety. Using neurological scans, the team looks at patterns of stress in the nervous system, how the brain and body are communicating, and how well the nervous system is adapting to stress.

The goal is to understand your child's unique nervous system and create an individualized approach to care.

If your kiddo struggles with anxiety, stress, or feeling overwhelmed, this video can help you better understand what may be happening beneath the surface. ๐Ÿ’›

๐Ÿ“ Whole Family Chiropractic, St. Paul, MN
๐ŸŒ healthyfamilymn.com

If this sounds like your child, DM us or click the link in our bio to schedule! We would love to connect with you and se...
08/20/2026

If this sounds like your child, DM us or click the link in our bio to schedule! We would love to connect with you and see how your childโ€™s nervous system is functioning! โ™ฅ๏ธ



Every Sunday night, the same battle begins.The stomach aches.The tears.The panic.And by Monday morning, getting your chi...
08/19/2026

Every Sunday night, the same battle begins.

The stomach aches.
The tears.
The panic.
And by Monday morning, getting your child into school feels impossible.

If you've been told your child is "just anxious," "being manipulative," or needs to "push through it," we want you to know there may be much more going on beneath the surface.

In our newest blog, we explore why school refusal is often rooted in nervous system dysregulationโ€”not defiance.

You'll learn:
โœ”๏ธ The difference between school refusal and truancy
โœ”๏ธ Why the brain's survival response can make school feel genuinely unsafe
โœ”๏ธ How the vagus nerve influences digestion, emotional regulation, and resilience
โœ”๏ธ Why stomach aches and panic are often connected
โœ”๏ธ How Neurological INSiGHT Scans help identify underlying nervous system stress

When we stop asking, *"Why won't my child go to school?"* and start asking, *"What is their nervous system trying to tell us?"* everything begins to change.

Read the full article here:
https://healthyfamilymn.com/every-sunday-night-the-same-battle-starts-again/

Save this for SUNDAY! ๐Ÿคช We've got this!
08/18/2026

Save this for SUNDAY! ๐Ÿคช We've got this!



08/17/2026

If your child has been diagnosed with both ADHD and autism, you may be seeing hyperactivity, sensory overload, big emotions, meltdowns, aggression, or difficulty regulating.

But what if those behaviors are connected to what's happening underneath the surface?

In this video, Dr. Tye shares the story of a five-year-old boy diagnosed with both ADHD and autism who was struggling with sensory sensitivities, dysregulation, aggression, and coordination.

After about six weeks of care, his mom reported a 70% improvement. His meltdowns became less frequent, intense anger episodes decreased, and he was able to self-calm more easily. She also noticed improvements in sleep, bladder control, and swimming.

The focus wasn't simply on treating the behaviors. Instead, the goal was to look at the foundation of neurological development, including the autonomic nervous system, sensory processing, and neuromotor coordination.

If your child is struggling with ADHD, autism, sensory processing, or emotional regulation, this video will help you better understand why looking deeper may matter. ๐Ÿ’›

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08/14/2026

Happy Transformation Thursday! ๐Ÿ’›

We had a really sweet win shared by a mom this week about her three-year-old daughter.

Last summer, she really struggled with the feeling of water on her skin. Anytime she got into the pool, she'd cling to Mom and have a hard time settling in enough to enjoy it.

But just last week, everything looked different.

She got into the pool and had a blast. ๐ŸŠโ€โ™€๏ธ

Mom also shared another big win. She used to always want shoes on because she didn't like the feeling of grass on her feet. This time, she went barefoot in the grass for the first time ever. ๐ŸŒฑ

These might seem like small things, but for a child with sensory sensitivities, they're huge.

As her sensory system becomes better able to process the world around her, she's able to feel more comfortable, more grounded, and more connected in her body.

And when the nervous system isn't constantly overwhelmed by sensory input, there's more room for a kiddo to simply enjoy being a kid.

We love celebrating these wins with our families. ๐Ÿ’›

Boost adjustments are everything, especially for our wellness community around school time! Text us to schedule an extra...
08/13/2026

Boost adjustments are everything, especially for our wellness community around school time! Text us to schedule an extra one this week!



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