Webster Technique

The Webster Technique is a specific chiropractic technique that is used to help pregnant women with pelvic misalignment and discomfort. It was developed by Dr. Larry Webster in the 1980s and is designed to restore proper alignment and balance to the pelvis, which can help to reduce pain and discomfort during pregnancy.

The Webster Technique involves a specific analysis of the pelvis and spinal alignment, and the use of gentle, low-force adjustments to restore proper alignment and balance. The technique is often used to help pregnant women who are experiencing back pain, hip pain, and other discomforts related to pregnancy.

One of the key benefits of the Webster Technique is that it is a gentle, non-invasive approach to chiropractic care that is safe for pregnant women and their developing babies. The technique can help to improve pelvic alignment and reduce pain and discomfort, making pregnancy a more comfortable and enjoyable experience. Additionally, the Webster Technique is often used to help prepare the pelvis for childbirth, which can help to reduce the risk of complications during labor and delivery.