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A gentle, specific approach developed for pregnant patients. Dr. Eveline Onkels is trained in it and has used it throughout 24 years of practice.
The Webster Technique is a specific chiropractic analysis and gentle adjustment developed for pregnant patients. It focuses on the alignment and function of the pelvis, particularly the sacrum and the surrounding ligaments and muscles.
Pregnancy changes how the pelvis carries load. As the body adapts, the pelvis and sacrum can shift out of balance, which contributes to discomfort and restricted movement. The Webster Technique addresses that imbalance.
This is low force care. There is no forceful twisting, and positioning is adapted for a pregnant body so you are comfortable and properly supported on the table.
Dr. Eveline explains what she is doing before she does it, and adjusts her approach to your comfort at every stage of pregnancy.
Patients come to us at every stage, from early pregnancy through the final weeks. Some prefer to start early and maintain comfort throughout, others come when discomfort appears.
If you are already experiencing low back, pelvic, or hip discomfort, there is no reason to wait it out.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Eveline Onkels, DC and Dr. Michael Onkels, DC, Onkels Chiropractic, Bountiful, Utah. This page is for general information and is not a substitute for an examination.
It is a specific chiropractic analysis and gentle adjustment developed for pregnant patients, focused on the alignment and function of the pelvis and sacrum along with the surrounding ligaments and muscles.
It was developed specifically for pregnancy and uses low force technique with positioning adapted for a pregnant body. Dr. Eveline is trained in it. As with any care during pregnancy, let your obstetric provider know what you are doing.
Patients come at every stage, from early pregnancy through the final weeks. There is no wrong time to begin.
No. This is gentle, low force care, and you are positioned and supported comfortably throughout.
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