Is your baby struggling to gain weight despite countless tests and specialists? Does your intuition tell you there’s a deeper issue beyond gut function and nutrient absorption? Nearly 80% of Failure to Thrive cases have no clear medical cause. But that’s actually good news—it often means the root issue lies in the central and autonomic nervous system

Few things are more frustrating than trying to comfort a colicky, inconsolable baby—especially when you don’t know why they’re so uncomfortable. Ask around, and you'll hear everything from gas and tummy troubles to tongue ties and food intolerances.

Think you’re exhausted? Imagine being a teenager in today’s world. A study by the American Psychological Association found that during the school year, teens report even higher stress levels than adults—with 31% feeling overwhelmed, 30% struggling with depression, 36% constantly exhausted, and 23% skipping meals due to stress.

Stress and burnout aren’t just affecting adults anymore. In today’s high-pressure world—where stress and toxins can impact kids from pregnancy and birth onward—even young children are facing neurological exhaustion.

Does it feel like your child is always stuck with their foot on the gas pedal? Maybe they struggle with anxiety, restless sleep, frequent illness, or challenging behaviors... but what does it all mean?

ADHD diagnosis rates are skyrocketing 📈, with more children being diagnosed every year. Nearly 10% of school-aged children in the U.S. are navigating life with this diagnosis, and the struggle is real for so many families.

Discover the root causes of plagiocephaly with Dr. Drake in this video! A key but often overlooked factor? Birth trauma! The pressure, tension, and pulling on a baby’s head and neck during birth—especially with forceps, vacuum extraction, or c-sections…

Torticollis is categorized medically as “congenital” if it develops due to abnormal fetal positioning in the womb. This can result from breech positioning or reduced amniotic fluid. However, the most common type of torticollis is acquired, which is often linked to birth trauma. Interventions such as forceps delivery, vacuum extraction, or C-sections create significant strain on a baby’s head and neck, leading to subluxations that contribute to torticollis.

As a parent, is there anything more frustrating than watching your child struggle with health challenges and not knowing when - or if - they'll get better? You've probably tried various treatments, visited multiple specialists, and spent countless hours searching for answers. The most pressing question on your mind is likely, "When will I see the results I'm looking for?"

As a parent, you have probably experienced that sinking feeling. Sitting in yet another doctor's office, watching the clock tick by as you wait with your uncomfortable or distressed child. When the appointment finally happens, it feels rushed. Your concerns are brushed aside, and you leave with another prescription – but no real answers.

For parents seeking answers to their children's health challenges, the traditional medical model can feel like a frustrating maze of quick fixes and unanswered questions. But in the same way, stepping away from traditional medicine and seeking out help within the natural or holistic health world can be overwhelming and confusing as well. 

As a parent, watching your child develop is both exciting and nerve-wracking. You celebrate every milestone - from rolling over to first words - while constantly wondering if they're progressing as they should. If you've noticed your child isn't meeting milestones at the same pace as their peers, or if healthcare providers have expressed concerns, you're not alone.

This video is for parents whose children struggle with multiple chronic health conditions, who feel dismissed by conventional medicine, and who are seeking answers beyond symptom management and medications. We're diving deep into dysautonomia, a nervous system imbalance that could be the root cause of your child's health challenges.

As a parent, watching your teen struggle with unexplained dizziness, fatigue, frequent fainting, and near constant anxiety can be both terrifying and frustrating. Every time they stand up or shift positions, you hold your breath, wondering if they’ll feel faint or need to sit back down.

Are you or someone you love struggling with POTS but not quite sure why it happens and what’s really causing it? Can you tell your medical doctors don’t really know either and are struggling to explain anything or come up with effective solutions?

Let's be honest – are you tired of hearing that exhaustion is just "part of being a parent"? That brain fog, constant fatigue, and feeling overwhelmed are simply your new normal now that you have kids? As a parent, you deserve better than accepting exhaustion as your default state.

As parents, sometimes it feels like we are forever playing catch up! From the busy morning routine, to work, to carpool, practices, dinner, bedtime routine, chores… The list really does seem never-ending! And maybe you’ve already tried diet, exercise, that energy-boosting supplement, and other trendy tips! Those may all be great, BUT none of them will work without a regulated nervous system!

Are you a parent who feels constantly exhausted, overwhelmed, and struggling to keep up with the demands of modern life? You're not alone. Adrenal fatigue is a hidden epidemic plaguing families across the country, causing extreme exhaustion and robbing them of the ability to do what they love with their friends and family.

As parents, we all want what's best for our children's health. But in today's world of endless health information and options, it can feel overwhelming to choose the right path. Should you stick with traditional medications? Try the natural supplement route?

If you're a parent dealing with a constipated child, you're not alone. The frustration of seeing your little one struggle, trying countless remedies, and still not finding lasting relief can be overwhelming. While it might feel awkward to discuss, constipation affects a staggering one in four children—and even more in children with conditions like autism (70%), anxiety (40%), and ADHD (30%).