Before starting care, Adelaide struggled with chronic neck and low back pain, frequent headaches, constipation, and poor coordination. She fell often and didn’t seem comfortable in her body, making everyday activities require extra effort and confidence. Alongside these physical challenges, she had been diagnosed with developmental coordination disorder, as well as ADHD and ASD traits, leaving her symptoms feeling unpredictable and difficult to manage—despite being told she might “grow out of it.”

After beginning neurologically based chiropractic care, the focus shifted to restoring brain-to-body communication and improving body organization rather than forcing symptoms to change. While progress wasn’t overnight, it was steady and meaningful. As her nervous system became calmer and more organized, Adelaide’s movement improved, daily tasks felt easier, and she gained greater confidence and comfort in her body—bringing renewed hope to her and her family.