Mojica Chiropractic Care

It's difficult these days to make time to get the care you and your family need. Winter Springs chiropractor Dr. Liz Mojica of Mojica Chiropractic Care is changing that by bringing gentle, effective chiropractic care for every member of the family right into your home.

Care During Pregnancy
At Mojica Chiropractic Care, we like to see our pregnant practice members at least once a week throughout the pregnancy, and more often if the baby is breech. As with all our care, Dr. Liz will come to your home for your appointments.

Pregnancy chiropractic care is safe, gentle and specific to maintaining proper pelvic alignment to allow space for the baby to develop and move freely. By gently mobilizing the area using the Webster technique, we can relieve uterine tension and balance the joints, ligaments, and muscles around the womb for greater comfort for mom and adequate room for baby.

Postpartum Care
The trauma of childbirth is a stress on your body and nervous system. Chiropractic adjustments after delivery help get your body back into proper alignment and help rebalance your nervous system, allowing your body to recover better and faster, so you can focus on your new baby. Dr. Liz can help you with good posture for holding and feeding your baby, how to facilitate latching, and even the best way to carry the car seat

Pediatric chiropractic care at Mojica Chiropractic Care is extremely gentle and very precise, and it can help to eliminate the interference in the nervous system, allowing it to communicate the way it should.

Dr. Liz is certified in chiropractic pediatrics, and has advanced training on recognizing developmental delays, identifying which parts of the brain are missing connections, and rehabilitating the nervous system.

The first step is to remove the interference with chiropractic adjustments. Then, there are specific activities the child can do to improve the brain-to-body communication through the nervous system. These activities help develop the neural pathways that weren’t formed, so the brain can catch up to where it needs to be in terms of development.