Roots Chiropractic

Roots Chiropractic Dr. Brian Huisheere, D.C.
#1 Family Chiropractor in Howard-Suamico
🌿Pediatrics 🌿Pregnancy 🌿Family Online Scheduling 👉 https://roots-chiropractic.janeapp.com/

We had a special helper in the office today, Dr. Brian’s oldest daughter Juliette! 🫶🏼She did a great job working on chor...
04/02/2026

We had a special helper in the office today, Dr. Brian’s oldest daughter Juliette! 🫶🏼

She did a great job working on chores around the office and enjoyed a smoothie bowl from Dirt Juicery as payment! 😋

Have you ever noticed your child having moments where they just seem a little more sensitive, restless, or overwhelmed t...
04/01/2026

Have you ever noticed your child having moments where they just seem a little more sensitive, restless, or overwhelmed than usual? 😢

Children process an incredible amount of input every day - learning, movement, noise, social interaction, transitions, and expectations. Sometimes the nervous system simply takes in more than it has fully recovered from.

And the signs aren’t always super obvious! Parents may see things like:
• getting unusually silly or hyper right before bedtime
• needing constant background noise or stimulation
• becoming suddenly picky about clothing or textures
• chewing on sleeves, pencils, or other objects
• getting frustrated quickly with small tasks
• struggling to settle even when they’re clearly tired
• asking for snacks frequently throughout the day
• becoming very sensitive to small changes in routine

These behaviors aren’t necessarily misbehavior at all. Many times, they’re signs that the nervous system is working hard to process a full day of input! 🫶🏼

Chiropractic care supports how the brain and body communicate so the nervous system can regulate and recover more efficiently. When that happens, many families notice smoother transitions, calmer behavior, and kids who settle more easily. 🤍

Most people think stress has to be big to have an impact. A major illness, an injury, or a big life event. But what we o...
03/31/2026

Most people think stress has to be big to have an impact. A major illness, an injury, or a big life event. But what we often see affecting people day to day is something much quieter...small, repeated stress that adds up over time.

Your nervous system is designed to handle stress, but it also needs opportunities to reset. When small demands stack up without enough recovery, the body can start to feel tired, tense, or overwhelmed - even if nothing feels dramatically wrong.

Here are some common examples of the small stressors that can add up more than people realize:

💥 Rushing all day long - Constantly moving from one thing to the next keeps your body in a low-level stress response. Even if each task is manageable, never slowing down can be exhausting for your nervous system.

💥 Background noise and stimulation - TVs, phones, notifications, and busy environments keep the brain processing input all day long. Without moments of quiet, the nervous system rarely gets a true break.

💥 Interrupted sleep or inconsistent routines - A late night here and there or waking up frequently may not seem like a big deal, but over time it reduces how well the body can recover.

💥 Mental load that never turns off - Thinking about schedules, work, kids, finances, and responsibilities keeps the brain active even when the body is trying to rest.

These things are all part of everyday life - but when they stack up, they can make it harder for your body to adapt, recover, and function at its best.

That's why we focus so much on supporting the nervous system! When your nervous system is balanced, your body handles daily stress more efficiently, sleeps more deeply, and recovers more fully. 💯

When someone is thinking about growing their family, attention often turns to hormones, nutrition, and timing. Another i...
03/25/2026

When someone is thinking about growing their family, attention often turns to hormones, nutrition, and timing. Another important piece of that conversation is how well the nervous system is functioning. 🧠

The nervous system helps coordinate how the body adapts, regulates stress, and supports communication between systems. It plays a role in hormone signaling, sleep, digestion, immune function, and the body’s ability to shift into states of rest and recovery - all important factors when preparing for pregnancy! 🤰🏻

When the nervous system is well supported, the body is better able to:
🌟 Respond to physical and emotional stress with more balance
🌟 Support clear communication between the brain and reproductive organs
🌟 Maintain healthier sleep and energy patterns
🌟 Adapt to change and increased demand with less strain

Chiropractic care supports this process by improving communication between the brain and body through proper spinal motion and nervous system function. When that communication is clear, the body has more capacity to regulate, recover, and prepare for what’s ahead! 🤍

Most people think stress has to be big to have an impact. A major illness, an injury, or a big life event. But what we o...
03/24/2026

Most people think stress has to be big to have an impact. A major illness, an injury, or a big life event. But what we often see affecting people day to day is something much quieter…small, repeated stress that adds up over time.

Your nervous system is designed to handle stress, but it also needs opportunities to reset. When small demands stack up without enough recovery, the body can start to feel tired, tense, or overwhelmed - even if nothing feels dramatically wrong.

Here are some common examples of the small stressors that can add up more than people realize:
✔ Rushing all day long – Constantly moving from one thing to the next keeps your body in a low-level stress response. Even if each task is manageable, never slowing down can be exhausting for your nervous system.
✔ Background noise and stimulation – TVs, phones, notifications, and busy environments keep the brain processing input all day long. Without moments of quiet, the nervous system rarely gets a true break.
✔ Interrupted sleep or inconsistent routines – A late night here and there or waking up frequently may not seem like a big deal, but over time it reduces how well the body can recover.
✔ Holding tension without noticing it – Tight shoulders, shallow breathing, or a clenched jaw are signs the body is staying in a guarded state longer than it should.
✔ Mental load that never turns off – Thinking about schedules, work, kids, finances, and responsibilities keeps the brain active even when the body is trying to rest.

These things are all part of everyday life - but when they stack up, they can make it harder for your body to adapt, recover, and function at its best.

That’s why we focus so much on supporting the nervous system! When your nervous system is balanced, your body handles daily stress more efficiently, sleeps more deeply, and recovers more fully.

Sinus pressure and ear infections are two things we see families dealing with all the time - especially this time of yea...
03/19/2026

Sinus pressure and ear infections are two things we see families dealing with all the time - especially this time of year. And while they may seem like completely separate issues, they’re often connected in ways most people don’t realize.

Both the ears and sinuses rely on proper drainage, circulation, and immune function…all of which are influenced by the nervous system!

Here’s how that connection works:

👂 Ear infections - The middle ear depends on small muscles and proper drainage through the Eustachian tube. When the nervous system is under stress, that drainage and immune response may not work as efficiently, making it easier for fluid to build up and irritation to occur.

🌬 Sinus pressure and congestion - Your sinuses rely on healthy circulation, lymphatic flow, and coordinated nerve signals to drain properly. When that process slows down, pressure, congestion, and inflammation can follow.

This is why many families choose chiropractic care as part of their approach! By supporting healthy nervous system function, the body is often better able to regulate inflammation, support immune function, and maintain proper drainage.

If you or your child seem to deal with recurring ear or sinus issues, it may be worth looking at how well the nervous system is functioning - not just the symptoms themselves. 🤍

At the end of a long day or week, it’s easy to reach for your phone and call it “rest.” But scrolling doesn’t always giv...
03/18/2026

At the end of a long day or week, it’s easy to reach for your phone and call it “rest.” But scrolling doesn’t always give the nervous system the kind of recovery it actually needs.

Even when your body is still, your brain is taking in light, movement, information, and emotional input all at once. That means the nervous system is still engaged rather than shifting into true downtime.

Here are a few ways scrolling can affect the nervous system:

📱 It keeps the brain stimulated - Social media, news, and fast-moving content keep the brain alert and engaged instead of allowing it to slow down.

🧠 It can leave you mentally cluttered instead of calm - Taking in so much information in a short period of time can make it harder for the mind to fully settle, especially before bed.

💭 It can affect mood more than we realize - Comparison, stressful headlines, and constant input can leave people feeling more anxious, distracted, or drained rather than restored.

🌙 It can make it harder to truly unwind - The light from screens and the stimulation itself can delay the nervous system’s shift into a restful, recovery-focused state.

True rest usually involves less input and a slower pace - moments where the nervous system isn’t processing something new.

Chiropractic care supports this shift by improving communication between the brain and body, helping the nervous system regulate and move more fully into recovery so sleep, focus, and energy are better supported the next day.

A few quiet, phone-free moments today can go a long way in helping your nervous system reset for the week ahead. 🤍

The office will be OPEN MONDAY for our normal business hours! ❄️ We hope everyone stayed safe and tried to have some fun...
03/16/2026

The office will be OPEN MONDAY for our normal business hours! ❄️

We hope everyone stayed safe and tried to have some fun with (hopefully🤞🏻) our final snow storm of the year! 🤣

Please call, text, or go online to book or reschedule your appointment if needed.

We closed the office closed early this evening so Dr. Brian could attend the Forest Glen Elementary Spring Concert! 🎶 Sh...
03/11/2026

We closed the office closed early this evening so Dr. Brian could attend the Forest Glen Elementary Spring Concert! 🎶

Shout out to all of the kiddos and staff who worked so hard to put together such a great event. We love our Howard-Suamico School District! 💙⚓️

We are so grateful to provide a natural, drug-free option for kids & families in our community!Top reasons parents bring...
03/10/2026

We are so grateful to provide a natural, drug-free option for kids & families in our community!

Top reasons parents bring their kiddos to our office:
👂🏼 Ear Infections
🤕 Headaches
💥 Hyperactivity
💤 Sleep Struggles
😫 Growing Pains
🧠 Nervous System Dysregulation
⚽ Sports Injuries

Have you been looking for alternative options to help your family live their best lives? Reach out to our office or book an appointment easily online!

➡️ https://roots-chiropractic.janeapp.com/

Kids are designed to move…a lot more than most of modern life allows! Between school, homework, car rides, and screen ti...
03/06/2026

Kids are designed to move…a lot more than most of modern life allows!

Between school, homework, car rides, and screen time, many kids are spending long stretches sitting still. And while that may seem normal today, the nervous system actually relies on regular movement to develop, regulate, and function well.

Movement isn’t just about burning energy. It influences focus, sleep, coordination, and how kids handle daily stress.

Here are a few reasons movement plays such an important role:
🏃‍♂️ Movement helps regulate the nervous system – Running, climbing, swinging, and even roughhousing give the brain important sensory input that helps kids feel calmer, more organized, and better able to settle.

🧠 Movement supports focus and learning – When kids move their bodies, it increases blood flow to the brain and helps improve attention, coordination, and processing.

🌿 Movement helps release built-up tension – Just like adults, kids carry stress in their bodies. Physical activity is one of the most natural ways for them to reset and recharge.

✨ Movement and nervous system health go hand in hand – When the spine and nervous system are functioning well, kids are often able to move more freely, recover more easily, and stay better regulated.

Chiropractic care helps support clear communication between the brain and body, which plays a big role in coordination, balance, and adaptability.

Kids need movement not as an extra activity, but as part of everyday life - opportunities to move, explore, play, and be kids! 🤍

This is the one who dreamt of becoming a family chiropractor to help his community live their best lives! 🙂
03/04/2026

This is the one who dreamt of becoming a family chiropractor to help his community live their best lives! 🙂

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2306 Lineville Road #107
Suamico, WI
54313

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3pm - 6pm
Tuesday 2pm - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 12pm
3pm - 6pm
Thursday 3pm - 6pm
Friday 9am - 12pm

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Our Difference

We are a family-focused chiropractic practice with a special focus in prenatal, pediatric & family care. We are dedicated to helping families in the Green Bay Area maximize their health & happiness through gentle, safe, and effective chiropractic care.

Dr. Brian Huisheere is a graduate of the esteemed Palmer College of Chiropractic and has advanced training in prenatal & pediatric care.

He first began chiropractic care when he was only a child, struggling with chronic sinus infections, asthma, and allergies. He and his family have experienced amazing benefits with regular chiropractic care throughout their entire lives. Dr. Brian and his wife Claire have a young daughter named Juliette, and love to help families enjoy life to the fullest!

Dr. Brian is hugely passionate about helping expecting mothers, parents, and kids of all ages get to the ROOT cause of their health struggles. We utilize state-of-the-art neurological technology to uncover hidden stress in your spine & nervous system, and are able to track your progress throughout your care. When it comes to the health of you & your family, we don’t guess, we test!