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✨ Nervous-system–focused care for young families, specializing in perinatal and pediatric chiropractic—nurturing moms preparing for natural labor and supporting babies to develop a strong, comfortable latch ✨
12/26/2025
📢 Step Into the New Year Supported — An Exclusive with Dr. Scout 🎊
For a limited 6-day window, Dr. Scout is opening a special New Year opportunity for new patients:
✨ 25% off New Patient Exams
🗓️ Available now through December 31st
⏳ Limited availability — once appointments are filled, the offer closes 🤫
The New Year isn’t about “fixing” yourself.
It’s about supporting your nervous system so change feels sustainable.
From a neurological perspective, lasting transformation happens when we add regulation, safety, and consistency—not when we rely on willpower alone. When the nervous system feels supported, new habits take root more easily and stick longer.
Our 3 Focus Areas for Nervous System Health Heading into 2026:
1️⃣ Restful, consistent sleep
2️⃣ Proper daily hydration
3️⃣ Gentle, regular movement (3x per week or more)
If you’re already prioritizing these—or you’re ready to begin—Dr. Scout is here to walk alongside you. Her care is designed for those who want to build steady momentum, not chase quick fixes.
✨ Curious about deeper support?
✨ Ready to include chiropractic care in your New Year reset?
Your nervous system deserves a strong start.
And your future self will feel the difference 🤍
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12/21/2025
Ooh… ahh… mhmm… that’s it 🤍
Even the Grinch knows when it’s time to take care of himself —and so do you! 😉💕
12/19/2025
✨ January Group Calls Are Here — Let’s Start the Year Supported ✨
One of the most powerful parts of our memberships is live group education and connection. No matter which group or tier you’re in, you’re never doing this alone.
Here’s what’s coming up in January 👇
🗓️ January Group Call Schedule
🌿 Thursday, January 8th at 6 PM
Adult Functional Foundations – Nurse Coaching Call
🧠 Gut Reset & Leaky Gut
A perfect way to kick off the new year and support digestion, inflammation, and overall wellness as you set new goals.
👶 Thursday, January 15th at 6 PM
Pediatric Wellness Membership – Nurse Coaching Call
🧬 All Things MTHFR
Understanding genetics, methylation, and how this impacts kids’ health.
👩⚕️ Thursday, January 22nd at 6 PM
Adult Tier 2 & 3 – Nurse Practitioner Group Call
🦋 Hypothyroidism
Why your TSH is “normal,” but you still don’t feel fine — and what to look at next.
🧩 Thursday, January 29th at 6 PM
Autism Membership – Nurse Practitioner Group Call
Focused education and guidance designed specifically for families navigating autism.
✨ Whether you’re looking for education, accountability, or community, our group calls are designed to meet you where you are and help you move forward with confidence.
👇 Want to join us?
Comment PEDS, ADULT, or AUTISM and we’ll send you the details on how to sign up.
12/13/2025
Hey… you deserve to enjoy this; let’s go in EQUIPT for the Christmas holidays 🫶
This season brings extra noise, lights, transitions, and less predictable routines — which can feel especially big for those with sensory processing differences, ADHD, autism, anxiety, or OCD.
Remember:
Holiday overwhelm isn’t misbehavior.
It’s a nervous system working overtime.
When kids (or adults) hit capacity, we often see:
• big emotions
• clinginess or withdrawal
• restlessness
• difficulty settling
• digestive or sleep shifts
These are the body’s way of saying,
“I need support, rhythm, and regulation.”
Swipe for simple tools to help your family move through the holidays with a little more ease and connection. 🤍
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Trusting the body’s natural ability to regenerate or heal was always a concept that came easy to me. Maybe to think about all of the processes that had to occur during healing overwhelmed me as a child (never was much of a book worm), so it was easier to trust what could not always be seen. I grew up in a large family of eight children, myself being the seventh child. Life was fun with my older brothers, but not without some minor injuries. My sisters were a bit too mature for rough play, but we sure did get plenty of bruises on our legs from our clumsy teenage days. Stitches were received, bones were sometimes broken, but the body didn’t have to be told for weeks after the injury to continue healing and evolve.
The body has an intelligence that is profound! Science has not yet caught up with this intelligence, though it strives to! When I was pregnant, I would joke and tell my friends and family that "..today I am making eyeballs and fingers!” Obviously, this was an involuntary process happening inside of me, but how liberating to be apart of it and try to take the credit.
So why do I say all of this? Well, our bodies were made to self-heal and self-regulate. Our bodies are magnificent! Sometimes, we experience traumas. Or, maybe we do not always eat the healthiest meals or think the healthiest thoughts. We collect physical and emotional insults like this throughout the course of our lives and the body adapts. We think we are doing good, because we are not sick. However, overtime, when we neglect to diminish or remove the stressors from our lives they begin to add up and hinder our bodies from functioning at it’s most optimal capacity. Here are some examples of stressors in our lives today:
Poor posture due to an occupation at the computer or desk
Emotional or physical stress
Chemical ridden diets
Dehydration
Lack of exercise
Lack of rest
Sports injuries
Pregnancy
Invasive labor and delivery for the infant or mother
Smoking
Excessive alcoholic drinking habits
The list could go on, but the good news is that maintaining healthy lifestyles along the way and getting adjusted can help the body adapt easier at a biomechanical and neurological level. Growing up I didn’t know this, because I only thought chiropractic was about disc herniations and alleviating of excruciating pain. And though it does help with those things, I have learned patients receive more value than originally perceived.
I actual didn’t receive my first chiropractic adjustment until I was 19 after deciding to pick up guitar in college. Dr. Greg Pizzolato was my first chiropractor from Houma, LA. At the time, the pain wasn’t the concern, but the muscular fatigue, imbalance through my pelvis, and trigger points (or “knots”) that I was experiencing in my low back was getting my attention. I just really needed to know what was going on. Pain wasn’t the issue as much as the unknown was.
I so relate to my patients today because of this topic specifically - “What is wrong with me?” I love that your question is, “What’s going on, Doc?” I love that your are interested, that you want to learn, that you want me to write it down so you can talk with your husband, wife, mom, dad, daughter, son, etc. Patients today are getting more involved in their appointments with their MDs, DCs, DDSs and truly taking control of their health. I love that I can be a listening ear and professional resource for you! Let’s continue to remove the noise in our lives, clean up our diets, connect with our peers and family members, rest more, etc. To be quite frank, by doing this in my own life, I have been able to think more clearly, make better decisions, and most importantly love more, especially those closest to me who need it. Trust your body’s natural ability to heal. Feed it life giving foods, stay active, think positively, reduce stress, and believe that your body is capable.
“The doctor of the future will give no medication, but will interest his patients in the care of the human frame, diet and in the cause and prevention of disease. ~ ” - Thomas A. Edison
