Why I don’t use a fixed schedule for every patient.
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There’s no single answer to how often someone needs cranial adjusting, because it depends on what I find in your case — not a standard protocol applied to everyone.
What influences frequency
- What my initial evaluation finds
- How you respond to the first few visits
- Whether reassessment shows a consistent pattern of change
- Your history, including the nature and age of any relevant injuries
Why I don’t pre-sell a package of visits
I’d rather reassess after each visit and let what I find guide the next step, rather than commit you to a fixed number of adjustments before I know how your particular case responds.
Some patients need very few visits to see the change I’m looking for; others need more. Neither outcome tells you anything about whether cranial adjusting is “working” in a general sense — it only tells me about your case specifically.
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