Prenatal Chiropractor in Lutz, FL
Comfort for the whole nine months.
Webster certified care from an ICPA diplomate, for low back pain, pelvic alignment, and a more comfortable pregnancy.
Why chiropractic during pregnancy?
Pregnancy changes your center of gravity week by week. Ligaments loosen, the pelvis shifts, and the low back carries load it has never carried before. Prenatal chiropractic keeps the pelvis aligned and the spine moving comfortably through all of it, which is why so many moms report easier pregnancies, less low back and hip pain, and better sleep with regular care.
What is the Webster Technique?
Webster is a specific, gentle analysis and adjustment of the pelvis designed for pregnancy. Balancing the pelvis reduces tension in the ligaments that support the uterus, easing round ligament pain and supporting optimal positioning for the baby. Both Dr. Christine Hafer and Dr. Enrico Dolcecore are Webster certified, and Dr. Christine holds a diplomate with the ICPA, the advanced credential in prenatal and pediatric chiropractic.
What moms come in for
- Low back, hip, and sciatic pain during pregnancy
- Round ligament pain and pelvic discomfort
- Comfort in the third trimester, when everything gets harder
- Postpartum recovery, for your spine and your sleep-deprived shoulders
- Breastfeeding difficulties linked to infant positioning, with gentle infant care available in the same office
Care is comfortable at every stage; our tables and techniques adapt to a growing belly, and nothing is forced.
Prenatal chiropractic FAQ
Is chiropractic care safe during pregnancy?
Yes. Prenatal chiropractic uses gentle, pregnancy-specific techniques and positioning, with no pressure on the abdomen. Both of our founding doctors are Webster certified, and Dr. Christine Hafer holds an ICPA diplomate in prenatal and pediatric care.
What is the Webster Technique?
A specific, gentle analysis and adjustment of the pelvis for pregnant patients. Balancing the pelvis reduces tension in the supporting ligaments, easing pain and supporting optimal positioning for the baby.
When in pregnancy should I start care?
Any trimester. Many moms start when low back or hip pain shows up in the second trimester; starting earlier makes the changes of late pregnancy easier to handle. Care can continue safely right up to delivery.
Can chiropractic help after the baby arrives?
Yes. Postpartum care supports the pelvis and low back as ligaments re-tighten, and addresses the neck and mid-back strain that comes with feeding, carrying, and never sleeping. Gentle infant checks are available in the same visit.
A more comfortable pregnancy starts here
Webster certified, ICPA trained, and gentle at every stage. Book your first visit today.