Pelvic pain, pubic symphysis dysfunction, or that sharp round ligament pain that stops you in your tracks
Low back tension, hip tightness, or a general sense of imbalance as your body adapts
A desire to feel as physically prepared and comfortable as possible going into labor and delivery
A postpartum body that feels unfamiliar, unsteady, or like it needs some support
Perinatal chiropractic looks and feels different from general chiropractic. We treat through a preventative care model, helping you have a successful birth and recovery. The techniques are adapted specifically for pregnant and postpartum bodies.
I want to understand your history, how your pregnancy has been going (or how your birth unfolded), your specific concerns, and what you're hoping for from care. From there, I'll do a thorough assessment and begin treatment.
Some people come for a focused course of care around a specific concern. Others choose consistent support throughout pregnancy and into the postpartum period.
Chiropractic care works best alongside your other providers — not in isolation. I'm always happy to communicate with your midwife, OB, pelvic floor therapist, doula, or anyone else supporting you.
With a background in personal training and a longstanding love of working with children she entered chiropractic school already knowing perinatal and infant care would be her specialty. She has never looked back.
Dr. Fisher’s approach is gentle, personalized, and deeply educational. She believes that every person deserves exceptional care that leaves them feeling informed and genuinely supported. Her goal is helping her patients understand their bodies and move through pregnancy, postpartum, life, and infancy with more comfort and confidence.
Yes — chiropractic is considered safe throughout all stages of pregnancy. Techniques, pressure and positioning are modified at every stage. Many OBs and midwives actively support chiropractic care during pregnancy, and I'm always happy to communicate with your primary care provider if that's useful.
The Webster Technique is a prenatal-specific chiropractic technique focused on creating balance within the pelvis — addressing muscles and ligaments that attach to and support it. When the pelvis is balanced, babies have more room to settle into an optimal position, and the birthing parent experiences greater comfort and ease throughout pregnancy.
Any time is a good time to begin. I encourage people to establish care early so we can support you through all stages.
Generally, as soon as you feel ready and have cleared basic mobility — often within the first one to two weeks after a vaginal birth, and a little later following a cesarean depending on healing. If you're unsure, reach out and we'll talk through your specific situation.
That depends on what's going on and how your body responds to care. I'll always give you my honest clinical perspective, and there's no pressure to commit to anything beyond what feels right for you.
Yes — and I encourage it. Chiropractic care during the perinatal period is complementary to your primary obstetric care, not a replacement for it.