


Specialized Pediatric Chiropractic in Seymour, TN

Infants

Children

Teens
Get To The Root Cause With Pediatric Chiropractic
As a dad to seven children, Dr. Brandon knows firsthand how much kids can benefit from chiropractic. We want the children in Sevier County and the surrounding areas to experience the same advantages, which is why we emphasize the importance of pediatric chiropractic care shortly after birth. Neurologically-focused chiropractic care helps them get more out of life, grow and develop as they should and avoid common childhood ailments and diagnoses. It is a root-cause, drug-free approach to healthcare prioritizing holistic/wellness methods. At Cherish Family Chiropractic, you will find real answers, real hope, and real solutions.
Why the Nervous System Matters
Your child’s nervous system is at the center of everything they do. It helps coordinate movement, growth, learning, sleep, digestion, immune function, emotional regulation, and the countless processes happening in the body every second. During childhood, the nervous system is developing at an incredible pace, making these early years an important time to support healthy development.
Think of the nervous system like the electrical system in a house. You can have the most beautiful house with the newest appliances, but without electricity, none of it can function properly. In much the same way, the brain and body rely on clear communication through the nervous system to coordinate and regulate the body’s numerous functions.
From Birth Through Every Stage of Childhood
Birth is a child’s first major physical experience. Whether a baby is born vaginally or by C-section, the transition into the world can place physical demands on their nervous system and developing body. As children grow, they continue to experience new physical challenges—learning to hold their head up, crawl, walk, run, play, and navigate the inevitable bumps and falls of childhood. These experiences are a normal part of growing up, but they can cause misalignments and dysregulation. That’s why we believe in supporting children early and providing regular adjustments to support their nervous system.
Supporting a Developing Nervous System
Our neurologically-focused approach to pediatric chiropractic care is designed to gently assess how the nervous system is functioning. When areas of tension or restricted movement are identified, gentle, precise adjustments help support healthy communication between the brain and body. We believe the goal of pediatric chiropractic care is not to chase symptoms, but to support the body’s ability to adapt, regulate, grow, and thrive by adjusting the root cause.
Children face a wide range of developmental, behavioral, and health challenges such as, ASD, ADHD, SPD, OCD, ODD, PANDAS, anxiety, epilepsy, and the list keeps growing. Parents are overwhelmed with trying to manage a child's constant meltdowns and lack of sleep and find themselves searching for answers while moving from diagnosis to diagnosis without true support and care.
When a child is struggling every moment counts. Rather than simply waiting and hoping a child will “grow out of it,” we want to help families better understand their child’s development and provide a hands-on, drug-free approach with precise adjustments to help their body navigate stress correctly. By supporting the nervous system during these foundational years, we can help give children the strongest possible foundation for a lifetime of health and resilience.
We’re here to care for the whole family. Our goal is to listen to your child’s story, understand their unique needs, and provide individualized care and guidance every step of the way.

Lasting Benefits
Once a subluxation occurs, the nervous system can’t work as it should. Neurologically-focused chiropractic adjustments may help manage the following:
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Colic
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Constipation
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Latching Issues
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Muscle tone
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Plagiocephaly (misshapen head)
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Sleep
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Reflux
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Ear Infections
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Autism Spectrum
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Upper Respirtory Infections
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Asthma
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Behavioral Meltdowns
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Anxiety
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PANDAS
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Inflammation
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Coordination/Balance
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Seizures
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Apraxia (lack of speech)
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Food aversions






