Pregnancy changes your body fast — and your back, hips, and pelvis feel every bit of it. Dr. Moore is Webster-certified (ICPA), offering gentle prenatal chiropractic in Bradenton focused on pelvic balance and real comfort, trimester by trimester.
As your baby grows, your center of gravity shifts, ligaments loosen, and your pelvis works harder than it ever has. That often shows up as low-back ache, hip and pelvic pressure, and sciatica-type leg pain. Prenatal chiropractic eases that load with gentle, pregnancy-safe techniques — supportive cushions for your bump, side-lying positions, and Dr. Moore’s low-force Activator option when that fits best.
The Webster Technique is a specific, gentle assessment and adjustment of the pelvis and its supporting ligaments. Dr. Moore is certified through the ICPA, the technique’s certifying body.
An honest word about Webster: it’s about pelvic balance and your comfort — it is not a guaranteed way to turn a breech baby, and anyone who promises that is overpromising. What balanced pelvic alignment realistically does is help your body do its job with less strain.
Your prenatal care always runs alongside your OB or midwife, never instead of them. Many patients start in their second trimester, but it’s welcome whenever discomfort shows up — including the fourth trimester, when your body is finding its way back.
Your history, your trimester, and how you’re actually feeling — coordinated with the care you’re already getting from your OB or midwife.
Side-lying positions, supportive cushions for your bump, and the Webster assessment. Low-force Activator adjusting is always an option.
Gentle visits as pregnancy progresses, adjusted to what you feel — and support for the postpartum months after.
Prenatal care doesn’t have to end at delivery — for many families it becomes the start of something longer. Birth is hard work for a baby too, and Dr. Moore offers featherlight, age-scaled care for newborns — pressure about as light as you’d use to check a ripe tomato, with you holding or right beside your baby for everything.
From there, care grows with them — infancy, toddlerhood, and the backpack-and-sports years — always in partnership with your pediatrician. Many of Dr. Moore’s families started exactly this way: mom first, then the whole crew. See pediatric care →
I found her while pregnant, looking for prenatal-certified care. She helped tremendously — now my son and I both see her.— K.L.M., Google review
Booking takes a minute, and Webster-certified care is here through every trimester. New patients always welcome.