Dr. Alexa Czerwinski: Woodstock's Pediatric Chiropractor
At Turning Point Family Chiropractic, pediatric care isn't an add-on, it's a passion. Our pediatric care is led by Dr. Alexa Czerwinski, who has dedicated her focus to caring for Woodstock's youngest patients, from newborns just days old to active teens. Using gentle, nervous-system-focused techniques, Dr. Alexa helps children build a strong foundation for healthy growth, development, and lifelong wellness.
Dr. Alexa has advanced training and is certified in:
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the Pediatric Experience,
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a member of the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association (ICPA)
What is Pediatric Chiropractic Care?
Pediatric chiropractic focuses on the health of a child's spine and nervous system — the master system that controls how a growing body moves, rests, digests, and develops. From the moment of birth (and even the birth process itself), a child's spine experiences stresses. Everyday childhood also adds up: learning to sit and walk, tumbles, backpacks, screens, and sports.
Gentle chiropractic care supports proper alignment and nervous system function so a child's body can do what it's designed to do — grow, adapt, and thrive. Our goal isn't to "treat" your child like a small adult; it's to support their development with care built specifically for their age and stage.
Why Woodstock Parents Bring Their Children to Us
Every child is different, and parents come to us for many reasons. Families throughout Woodstock and Cherokee County often seek our care when they notice things like:
- Infants: difficulty with latching or feeding, trouble settling or sleeping, a strong head-turn preference, or general fussiness and discomfort
- Toddlers & young kids: posture concerns, frequent tumbles, or support during big developmental leaps
- School-age kids: "tech neck" and posture from screens and heavy backpacks, growing-pain complaints, or overall wellness
- Teens & young athletes: sports performance, recovery, mobility, and staying resilient through training
Our care is focused on your child's spine and nervous system function and on supporting their body's own ability to grow and adapt, not on chasing symptoms. Dr. Alexa will always give you an honest assessment of whether chiropractic is a good fit for your child.
We built the experience to be easy for parents and fun for kids.
- A real conversation. Dr. Alexa listens to your concerns and your child's full history: pregnancy, birth, milestones, and daily life.
- A gentle, age-appropriate exam. This may include our INSiGHT Scans, which let us objectively see how your child's nervous system is functioning.
- Clear answers. We show you what we found in plain language and explain whether care makes sense for your child.
- A plan built around your child. If care is a good fit, you'll get a customized, measurable plan and we'll track progress together over time.
You'll never be surprised, pressured, or left guessing. Just clear information so you can make the best decision for your family.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is chiropractic safe for newborns and babies?
Yes. Infant care uses extremely light, specific pressure — about what you'd use to check a ripe tomato — and is tailored to your baby's size and stage. Many infants sleep right through their visit.
At what age can my child see a chiropractor?
Children of any age can be evaluated, including newborns. Many parents bring babies in during the first weeks of life; others come in as their kids grow, play sports, or spend more time on screens.
Does a pediatric adjustment hurt?
No. Care is gentle and comfortable, and most kids enjoy their visits. Dr. Alexa goes at your child's pace and explains everything along the way.
What happens at the first visit?
A thorough conversation about your child's history, a gentle age-appropriate exam (which may include a nervous system scan), clear findings explained in plain language, and — if it's a good fit — a customized care plan.
Do you work with my pediatrician?
Yes. We see chiropractic care as one part of your child's overall wellness team and are happy to coordinate with your pediatrician.
Do I need a referral to bring my child in?
No referral is needed — you can book directly.
