Sensory Conditions

Sensory conditions, such as ADHD, autism, and sensory processing differences, involve unique patterns in how the nervous system receives, interprets, and responds to sensory information. These patterns are not “problems” to be fixed but variations in neurobiology that may create challenges when the nervous system becomes overwhelmed, dysregulated, or fatigued.

Because sensory processing is deeply connected to the brain, cranial system, spine, and autonomic nervous system, imbalances in these areas can contribute to heightened sensitivities, emotional regulation challenges, motor coordination issues, and difficulty adapting to daily demands.

Supportive, gentle, sensory-aware care can help the nervous system feel safer, more organized, and more capable—not by changing who someone is, but by reducing stress on the system and promoting balance.

• Sensory overload or sensitivity to light, sound, touch, or movement
• Emotional dysregulation or difficulty self-soothing
• Sleep challenges or restless nights
• Coordination or postural difficulties
• Frequent meltdowns or shutdowns when overwhelmed
• Digestive sensitivities or nervous system–related tension
• Difficulty with transitions or changes in routine
• Fatigue from processing large amounts of sensory input
• Hyperactivity, poor focus, or low body awareness

At Center for Wellness, we provide sensory-informed, neurodiversity-affirming care designed to support regulation, comfort, and confidence. Our treatments are gentle, individualized, and always paced according to each person’s needs.

Your personalized care plan may include:

• Gentle chiropractic adjustments to support clear communication within the nervous system
• Craniosacral therapy to reduce sensory overwhelm, ease tension, and promote a calmer, more organized state
• Nervous system balancing techniques to help support regulation and resilience
• Postural and motor-pattern support when coordination or core stability contribute to sensory challenges
• Lifestyle and environmental guidance for creating sensory-friendly routines at home or school
• A calm, supportive, and predictable treatment environment designed for sensory comfort