Two focused weeks of care for kids with complex needs.
For families who've tried a lot and need more than a weekly visit. Gentle, neurologically focused chiropractic twice a day for two weeks — here in Hayden, Idaho.
When weekly care isn't enough.
The intensive is built for kids whose challenges stack on top of each other. If several of these sound familiar, let's talk.
Not sure? That's exactly what the free consult call is for.
- Several challenges at once — sensory, focus, sleep, gut, or immune
- You've seen multiple specialists and still don't have clear answers
- Weekly care alone feels too slow for where your child is right now
- You can commit to two focused weeks — locally or traveling in
Stress builds up. The nervous system gets stuck.
Physical, chemical, and emotional stress — the 3 T's — add up over time. When a child's nervous system is stuck in "fight or flight," it can show up as trouble with sleep, focus, digestion, regulation, and more.
The intensive gives that system concentrated, consistent support — with scans so you can see what's happening, not just hope.
Join the free monthly Perfect Storm Workshop →Clear steps, start to finish.
- 01 Before you arrive Apply & consult call Tell us your child's story. A care advocate calls you, and Dr. Henry reviews your history to make sure the intensive is the right fit.
- 02 Day 1 Scans, exam & findings INSiGHT scans and a complete exam, then a sit-down review of what we found and the plan for the next two weeks.
- 03 Days 1 – [X] Care twice a day Gentle Torque Release adjustments every morning and afternoon, guided by repeat scans along the way.
- 04 Final day Re-scan & progress review We re-scan, compare with day one, and walk you through what changed.
- 05 After Your home plan A clear plan for home — and next steps for ongoing care with us or a trained PX Doc closer to you.
- Consult call and full health history review
- INSiGHT neuroTHERMAL & HRV scans at the start, along the way, and at the end
- Twice-daily adjustments for two weeks
- Report of findings and final progress review
- Parent education on the Perfect Storm and what you can do at home
- A written home-care plan and follow-up recommendations
Two weeks in North Idaho.
Families come to us from out of town for the intensive. Between morning and afternoon visits, there's time to rest, play, and explore Lake Coeur d'Alene.
- Flying in: Spokane International Airport (GEG) is about 45 minutes away.
- Where to stay: Hayden, Coeur d'Alene, and Post Falls have plenty of hotels and vacation rentals within about 15 minutes of the office. Ask your care advocate for our current favorites.
- We help you plan: your care advocate builds your visit schedule before you arrive.
From sensory issues, focus, and emotional regulation challenges to better sleep and improved digestion — and he's progressing faster in his other therapies.Nathan C.'s family
Questions parents ask
How is this different from regular care?
Regular care is usually a few visits a week over months. The intensive concentrates care into two weeks — twice a day — for kids whose nervous systems need more support than a weekly schedule allows.
Is it covered by insurance?
We'll go over cost and payment options on your consult call. HSA and FSA funds can often be used.
What ages do you work with?
Most families in the intensive have school-age kids, but every child is different. Request information and we'll talk through whether the intensive is the right fit for your child's age and needs.
We don't live nearby. Can we still come?
Yes. Families travel to Hayden for the intensive. We help you plan your stay and, afterward, connect you with a trained PX Doc near home when one is available.
What happens after the two weeks?
You'll leave with a home-care plan and a recommendation for ongoing care — locally with us, or with a PX Doc near you.