Network Spinal Care at Organic Living Chiropractic
Gentle, Nervous-System-Centered Chiropractic Care
At Organic Living Chiropractic, we specialize in Network Spinal care, a gentle, advanced approach to chiropractic that works with your spine and nervous system to release tension, restore fluid movement, and support overall wellness.
By combining Network Spinal techniques with neuro somatic practices, we help your body reorganize from the inside out—allowing greater ease, energy, and resilience in daily life.
What Is Network Spinal?
Network Spinal Care is a gentle, non-invasive chiropractic approach that works with the nervous system to support overall health and well-being. Rather than using traditional spinal adjustments, it involves light, precise touches along the spine to help the body become more aware of areas of tension and stress. This increased awareness allows the nervous system to reorganize and release stored patterns of strain, which can improve spinal alignment, movement, and adaptability. Network Spinal Care is based on the idea that the body has an innate ability to heal and regulate itself when the nervous system is functioning optimally, making it a holistic method that addresses both physical and emotional aspects of health.
Through light, specific contacts, Network Spinal helps your nervous system:
- Release chronic tension and stored stress
- Cultivate spinal “waves” that improve energy flow
- Improve communication between the brain and body
- Move from defensive patterns toward greater coherence and calm
Instead of forceful adjustments, Network Spinal teaches your body new strategies for movement, breath, and posture—unlocking your natural capacity to adapt and self-heal.
Neuro Somatic Integration: Healing Through the Body
Neuro somatic practices complement Network Spinal care by helping the body sense, release, and integrate experiences safely. These techniques include guided breathing, movement, and awareness exercises, allowing you to:
- Track and regulate bodily sensations
- Release habitual tension and defensive patterns
- Build resilience to stress and trauma
- Deepen connection with yourself and others
Together, Network Spinal and neuro somatic practices foster a nervous system that can reorganize naturally, supporting lasting wellness and vitality.
What are the core principles of Network Spinal Analysis?
The core principles of Network Spinal Analysis include:
- Holistic Approach: Emphasizes the interconnectedness of the body, mind, and spirit, recognizing that physical health is influenced by emotional and mental well-being.
- Nervous System Focus: Prioritizes the nervous system‘s role in regulating bodily functions and maintaining health, aiming to enhance its efficiency through gentle adjustments.
These principles guide practitioners in creating personalized care plans that address the unique needs of each patient.
Why Network Spinal Care Matters
Your spine’s shape, tension, and movement are directly linked to your nervous system’s ability to adapt, regulate, and thrive. Through Network Spinal and neuro somatic care, you can:
- Reduce chronic tension and postural strain
- Improve mobility, breathing, and movement patterns
- Strengthen nervous system coherence and self-regulation
- Increase energy, clarity, and overall well-being
This approach benefits anyone looking to optimize physical, emotional, and nervous system health.
How Does Network Spinal Care Differ from Traditional Chiropractic?
What makes gentle chiropractic care unique in nervous system healing?
Network Spinal differs from traditional chiropractic methods through its emphasis on gentle, non-forceful techniques. While traditional chiropractic often involves manual adjustments to realign the spine, Network Spinal care focuses on enhancing the body’s innate healing abilities through entrainments and spinal waves.
Why choose holistic spinal healing over forceful adjustments?
Your Path with Organic Living Chiropractic
Expert Care You Can Trust
Network Spinal care at Organic Living Chiropractic is provided by Dr. Tad Schexnailder, D.C., C.Ad., a chiropractor with extensive training in gentle, nervous-system-centered approaches. Dr. Tad earned his Doctor of Chiropractic from Parker University, along with bachelor’s degrees in Anatomy and Health & Wellness, and holds advanced certifications in NetworkSpinal™ care and post-doctoral training in Addictionology and Compulsive Disorders.
With a background as a massage therapist, exercise specialist, yoga instructor, and rehabilitation coach, Dr. Tad brings a comprehensive, integrative perspective to each session. His experience allows him to deliver precise, gentle techniques that support spinal reorganization, nervous system resilience, and overall wellness, ensuring each patient receives care that is both effective and safe.
Experience the Difference
A typical care journey may include:
- Comprehensive Assessment – Evaluating spinal patterns, tension areas, and overall nervous system function.
- Network Spinal Sessions – Gentle entrainments to release tension and support nervous system organization.
- Neuro Somatic Practices – Guided exercises to reinforce integration, awareness, and resilience.
- Education & Coaching – Practical tools to maintain spinal health, nervous system coherence, and overall wellness.
Network Spinal care at Organic Living Chiropractic is more than chiropractic—it’s a pathway to a more resilient, self-regulating nervous system. Whether you seek relief from tension, improved movement, or greater vitality, your body has the capacity to reorganize and flourish when supported with gentle, nervous-system-centered care.
Schedule a Discovery Call today and explore how Network Spinal and neuro somatic care can support your spine, nervous system, and overall wellness.
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