Cotyledon Chiropractic

01/06/2026

Who is leading our Pelvic Floor and Core class on 1/23?

Allow me to introduce you to Dr. Whitney!

Dr. Whitney Sippl is a women's health PT who works with women throughout the lifespan from pediatric pelvic floor, fertility, pregnancy, postpartum, lactation, perimenopause, post-menopause, and into older adulthood. She is devoted to promoting awareness, well being, and healing of her patients with a goal of empowering women to address any of their discomforts or concerns. Many women are told that symptoms such as incontinence (leaking), painful in*******se, scar pain, pelvic girdle/back pain, prolapse, and abdominal separation are normal; however, although these conditions may be common, they are not “normal” and there are many therapies available to address these concerns. She loves teaching women simple ways to take care of themselves while their bodies are changing throughout the lifespan.

We are excited to host her for the upcoming class and look forward to watching her blossom in our community.

01/05/2026

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12/29/2025

It is the honor of our lives to know and care for your families. As 2025 comes to a close, we cannot help but reflect on the year and remember all of the new faces who graced us earthside with their gorgeous faces.

As our way to say thank you, any current patient or any patient who delivered under our care this year is invited to join us for a pelvic floor class (for pregnancy, postpartum, and beyond) in January. Keep an eye out for sign ups in the office, and some additional information online.

Signing up is required to attend, and while space isn’t as limited as it once was, we will have to cap the class size so attendees can make the most of out of the class.

12/28/2025

Yes. That is Dr. Brian jumping from a cliff into a cenote in Mexico.

What we are talking about now is… seasonally different.

Looking for a good way to send off 2025, ring in 2026, and help our community? Come join us New Years morning for a quick dip in Lake Placid at Paris Mountain State park.

Link to sign up is in the comments.

**for the curious, yes it’s cold, but fun. And there isn’t really a “jump” so much as quickly running in, self dunking, and exiting.

12/23/2025

It is easy to brag on Morgan. Morgan is the smile greeting new mothers frazzled after many sleepless nights. She is the arms holding babies who want snuggles while their mamas get adjusted. She is your emergency appointment booking, HSA card changing, homeopathic remedy matching field goal kicking phenomenon. And we love her for it. Christmas just gives us an excuse to celebrate how great she is. She is the secret sauce in the Cotyledon stew.

12/22/2025

Every Christmas brings its own flavor of the same feelings. Many our friends and patients in the office are in huge transitional times.

Here we’d like to offer the sage advice brought to you by Bluey (and an ancient Chinese proverb) that it's impossible to judge events as truly "good" or "bad" because their ultimate consequences are unknown. Let things be big, and uncomfortable. See how it all plays out.

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12/18/2025

12/18/2025

Meet Douglas! He was made this morning by a patient and wasted no time finding his place on the tree this year!

This morning was great! We decided to leave some of the crafts behind for afternoon patients. So there are 6 more gingerbread ornaments and 7 more reindeer necklace crafts.*

Thanks to all of our friends who took time to make a fun craft.

**feel free to take a red nose home to attach to your reindeer necklace to make him Rudolph; we didn’t realize the nose wasn’t self-adhesive like the other accessories.

12/16/2025

I like free things (because nothing says commitment like bailing with a 4 year old under your arm after paying $30 to get in somewhere), and I like art.

Check out the gingerbread house competition in our own humble Greenville over the next week or 2! The display is inside the Residence Inn downtown, and we the public get to vote on a winner! Even more impressive, there is a whole junior baker section where some GORGEOUS gingerbread was created by the 10-17 year old crowd! Talk about talent!

Check it out and tell us your favorite. Our favorite was “We aren’t in Greenville anymore Toto” and the INSANELY beautiful and precise “letters to Santa” box that falls in the 10-17yo group!

12/16/2025

A treat! Brought to you by your favorite over zealous recently postpartum chiropractor.

I love cranberry oxymels. Oxymels are attributed to Greek history as a herbal remedy for digestion, sore throats, and immunity. You can make an oxymel out of many things but ginger and cranberry are my favorite. You can drink it with seltzer, or you can add it to salad dressings. The liquid is half honey and half apple cider vinegar.

If you attended our herbs class with Elinor, you’ve tasted an oxymel. Keep an eye out for how to win this week.

12/15/2025

Really. One of the simplest measures of health:

Can your child eat, sleep, and p**p? The core of these basic human skills are the foundation of development, and all of them call in to question the dominant tone of the nervous system. Being able to weave back and forth between sympathetic and parasympathetic is the key to absorption, recovery, and elimination.

12/10/2025

The absence of symptoms is a hard thing to quantify. My favorite things to hear about being under care at Cotyledon:

1. “This baby is just so much easier. I kind of think I want one more.”
2. “We are so much healthier this winter.”
3. “Dad has energy to play when he gets home from work now.”

Regular chiropractic care has shown to improve heart rate variability and decrease annual household illnesses.