Webster-certified prenatal chiropractic to balance the pelvis, ease ligament tension, and support optimal fetal positioning for expecting moms in Allen, McKinney, Plano & Frisco
You're growing a human. Your body is doing something remarkable — and it's also changing on a weekly basis. Your hips shift. Your posture adapts. Your ligaments loosen. And somewhere around the second trimester, you might start wondering: is this much discomfort really just "part of pregnancy"?
At New Directions Chiropractic in Allen, TX, we work with expecting moms throughout every trimester. The short answer? Some discomfort is common — but suffering through it doesn't have to be your only option.
If you're searching for a Webster Technique chiropractor in Allen, TX, or you've just been told your baby is breech, this page is for you. We focus on the Webster Technique — the prenatal-specific approach used to balance the pelvis and reduce the ligament tension that can limit your baby's room to move.
The Webster Technique is a gentle, specific chiropractic analysis and adjustment developed for pregnant women. It focuses on balancing the pelvis and easing tension in the round ligament that supports the uterus. A balanced pelvis and relaxed surrounding ligaments means less intrauterine constraint — and more room for your baby to move into the ideal head-down position for birth.
It's safe in every trimester and is adapted to your stage of pregnancy. No twisting, no cracking, and no pressure on your belly — ever.
When the pelvis is out of balance or the round ligament is tight, the uterus can be pulled into an asymmetrical shape. That asymmetry can restrict how much room your baby has to turn. By restoring pelvic balance, Webster care is thought to support the conditions that allow a baby to assume a head-down presentation.
We want to be honest with you: the Webster Technique supports your body's ability to function — it does not guarantee your baby will turn. We work alongside your OB or midwife and coordinate care whenever needed. Many moms pair Webster care with other techniques their provider recommends.
Your first visit includes a full history (including your pregnancy and any prior births), a pelvic and ligament assessment, and a gentle, pregnancy-specific adjustment. If you've never seen a chiropractor during pregnancy, you may be surprised how comfortable it is — many moms tell us it's the most relaxed they've felt all week.
Many breech-focused moms start Webster care in the third trimester, but it can help at any stage. The earlier you start, the more time your body has to adapt.
We see moms from Allen, McKinney, Frisco, Plano, and the greater North Dallas area — from the first trimester all the way through postpartum recovery. Looking for general prenatal and postpartum care instead? Visit our Pregnancy & Postpartum hub page to see everything we offer. Either way, let's talk — no pressure, no commitment, just a conversation about what's possible.
You're growing a human — you deserve to feel supported while you do it.
Answers for expecting moms in Allen, McKinney, Frisco, Plano, and North Dallas.
A pregnancy chiropractor is trained to care for the unique needs of expecting moms — focusing on pelvic balance, alignment, and the nervous system. We use gentle, pregnancy-safe techniques rather than standard adult adjustments, and we adapt positioning at every stage so both mom and baby stay comfortable.
Yes — many moms find relief from low back, hip, and pelvic pain with gentle prenatal care. As your center of gravity shifts and your pelvis loosens, alignment and tension often cause discomfort. By balancing the pelvis and easing tension, we support your body's ability to adapt, which can reduce pain and improve mobility.
It's a gentle method that balances the pelvis and reduces tension in the ligaments around the uterus. We use it to support comfort and give baby room to move into a head-down position. Yes — Dr. Harrison is Webster Technique Certified (2012) and offers it to expecting moms right here in Allen, TX.
Yes! Our office at 107 Suncreek Drive, Suite 400 in Allen, TX is a short drive from McKinney, Frisco, Plano, and the greater North Dallas area. We welcome expecting moms from across the region. Call 214-215-4119 and we'll help you find a convenient appointment time.
It depends on your trimester, symptoms, and goals. Some moms visit weekly in the final weeks to support positioning, while others come monthly or as needed. After your first exam we'll recommend a personalized schedule, and you're always in control of how often you come in.
We're in-network with Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS), UnitedHealthcare, and UMR; your cost then depends on your specific plan, which we'll verify for you. For self-pay, an exam is $100 and a follow-up adjustment is $65. Call 214-215-4119 and we'll walk you through your exact costs up front — no surprises.