Care that adapts as bodies grow and change.
Gentle, movement-focused chiropractic care for common musculoskeletal discomfort during pregnancy, the physical demands of postpartum life, and age-appropriate concerns in children.
You carry a lot. Your care plan should account for it.
Pregnancy and postpartum life can change how the back, pelvis, hips, ribs, shoulders, and neck handle everyday movement. Feeding positions, lifting, carrying, interrupted sleep, and returning to activity can all add strain.
For children, Mountain Movement focuses on musculoskeletal complaints and movement concerns. Chiropractic care does not replace prenatal care, postpartum medical care, or a child's pediatrician.
Focused on comfort, movement, and real life.
Symptoms are evaluated individually. Medical or developmental concerns are referred back to the appropriate physician or specialist.
Pregnancy discomfort
Adapted care for back pain, pelvic or hip discomfort, rib irritation, neck tension, and movement limitations during pregnancy.
Postpartum strain
Support for the physical demands of feeding, carrying, lifting, sleep disruption, and gradually returning to activity.
Children and teens
Age-appropriate assessment for activity-related aches, back or neck pain, sports strain, and movement concerns.
Comfortable, conservative, and adjusted to the person.
Technique and positioning change based on pregnancy stage, age, body size, comfort, and the findings of the examination.
Chiropractic care is not a treatment for pregnancy complications or childhood illnesses.
Mountain Movement focuses on musculoskeletal pain and movement. Concerns such as bleeding, fever, neurological changes, feeding problems, infections, developmental changes, or significant illness require the appropriate medical provider.
A calm, clear appointment from the start.
Parents and pregnant patients should know what is happening and why throughout the visit.
Talk through the concern
Review symptoms, pregnancy or postpartum status, medical history, development, activity, and goals.
Complete an adapted exam
Dr. Hansen checks movement and function using age- and pregnancy-appropriate methods.
Discuss the right next step
You will hear whether chiropractic care fits the concern or another provider should evaluate it first.
Begin conservative care
When appropriate, treatment and home guidance are kept focused and easy to understand.
Questions for parents and expecting families.
Call or text Mountain Movement at (605) 418-5994 when you are unsure which appointment to choose.
Can I receive chiropractic care while pregnant?
Many pregnant patients seek conservative care for musculoskeletal discomfort. Positioning and technique should be adapted, and pregnancy complications or restrictions should be discussed with your obstetric provider and Dr. Hansen.
Does chiropractic care turn a breech baby or guarantee an easier delivery?
No. Mountain Movement does not promise to change fetal position, prevent complications, or guarantee a particular delivery outcome. Care is focused on the pregnant patient's comfort and musculoskeletal function.
What can postpartum care address?
Visits may focus on back, hip, rib, neck, and shoulder discomfort; lifting and feeding positions; and gradual return to activity. New or severe postpartum symptoms should be evaluated medically.
Do you treat babies and children?
Dr. Hansen provides age-appropriate musculoskeletal assessment and gentle care when appropriate. Chiropractic is not a substitute for pediatric care and is not presented as treatment for infections, colic, reflux, sleep disorders, allergies, or developmental conditions.
Can I bring my child to my appointment?
Families often need flexibility. Contact the office when you have a question about bringing children or scheduling adjacent family appointments.
How do I book?
Choose the appropriate new-patient visit and review current pricing on the Jane booking page.
Care for the body doing the carrying, lifting, growing, and adapting.
Schedule pregnancy, postpartum, or family-focused chiropractic care with Dr. Zach Hansen in Spearfish.