To assure the comfort and well-being of expecting mothers, new infants, and children, our medical professionals have received specialized training in pediatric and obstetric care (including the Webster method for turning breech newborns). A healthy pregnancy, an uncomplicated labor and delivery, and a child's full and healthy growth all depend on a spine that is functioning properly.

Even though many new and expectant mothers are aware that chiropractic care can have a beneficial impact on a variety of health issues, Sherman College's approach is distinctive in that it focuses more on cultivating a physical environment that is conducive to optimal overall health than it does on treating particular conditions. The use of chiropractic care to maintain proper alignment of the spine and optimal function of the nervous system lays the groundwork for the natural, intrinsic capacity of the body to self-regulate and heal, both of which are critical for overall health and well-being.

Maintaining the health of children may save their families money by lowering or eliminating their need on medical procedures and pharmaceuticals to manage a variety of health conditions.

A Strong Back Is Essential to a Healthy Life

Your studies at Sherman College will equip you to provide medical attention to a wide variety of patients, including children and expecting mothers. A course in pediatrics is included in the required coursework, and students who are interested in pursuing more education may choose to take an elective in the subject. The International Chiropractic Pediatric Association has granted certification to a number of Sherman College professors and instructors (ICPA). As part of this certification program, two professors from Sherman College serve as ICPA teachers. In this capacity, they travel the world to educate and train chiropractors from other countries.

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