Riverview
Chiropractic Just For Kids
132 Vulcan Street
Buffalo, NY 14207
716-877-0676
Fax:716-877-4248
E-mail: DrAlaina@Juno.com
Alaina Rowswell-Kulikowski is the author of One-year-old Child Diagnosed With Auditory Nauropathy and Developmental Delay Responds With Measurable Gains After Chropractic Care, published in 2007 by The Journal of Clinical Chiropractic Pediatrics.
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Dr. Alaina
Rowswell-Kulikowksi Doctor of Chiropractic ICA Board
Certified in Pediatrics “Dr.
Alaina “ is a native of Grand Island, New York graduating from high
school in 1985. She did her
pre-med undergraduate work at SUNY @ Brockport.
After graduating from Palmer Chiropractic College - West in San
Jose, California, she returned to Western New York.
In 2002, she finished a 3 year post doctorate Pediatric program
from Palmer Chiropractic University and is now Board Certified by the
International Chiropractic Association Pediatrics Council.
She is one of two such Chiropractors in Western New York and one of
less than 300 internationally. Dr. Alaina was in family practice here in Buffalo
from 1991-1996, then in Liverpool, NY from 1993-2000 and returned to
Riverview to start a pediatric practice in Sept. of 2000.
Dr.
Alaina and her husband, Kevin Kulikowski reside on Grand Island with their
three children, Grace, Joseph and Bethany.
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Conditions helped with Chiropractic Care Dr. Alaina has helped children
with a variety of “Dis-ease” complaints or symptoms.
Maybe she could help your child or a child you care about.
* Bed wetting
* Colic * Scoliosis * Pigeon Toe or Foot Flare * Difficulty walking * Poor posture *
Headaches , cranial disorders * Frequent Sinus Pressure * Breathing
difficulties /Asthma *
Constipation *
Sports injuries
Techniques available: Palmer, Diversified, Craniosacral Therapy, Myofascial
release, Proprioceptive retraining, Activator, SOT, Nutritional
Consultation, Bioenergetic therapy.
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Better Health through Chiropractic Many people are looking toward holistic and
alternative care these days for their health care options. The
Chiropractic philosophy is based on the principle that healing progresses
from above down inside out. It
is obvious that the body has an innate healing ability.
If we as parents, and health care providers could work with the
body’s own God-given healing potential, we could see remarkable change
in the health and wellness of our children. That is where Dr. Alaina Rowswell-Kulikowski fits in. Dr. Alaina promotes a wellness based practice where every possible natural and non-invasive measure is used to help the body heal itself with out medication or surgery. Chiropractic is not a substitute for good medical care. Dr. Alaina tries to maintain optimal communication with your medical doctor and keep her informed of chiropractic objectives. Her main focus is to help each child through chiropractic and natural options to obtain optimal health. Chiropractic
care is primarily for the detection and removal of the vertebral
subluxation complex. Our
bodies are made up of a series of joints.
From the vertebrae to the knuckles, each joint has a nerve supply,
blood supply and lymph supply running through it.
These supplies are the major lines of defense for the body to fight
dis-ease. When joints move
properly, the body’s own natural healing process is not impaired. á Nerve
supply - controls the musculature,
where and when the body moves, which organs should function at which time. Blood
supply - The blood supplies oxygen and
nutrition with necessary hormones and body chemicals for healing. Lymph
supply - This largely works as a sewer
system. It drains the end
products of metabolism and homeostatic events from the body to the
excrement.
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§ Board Certified as a Pediatric Chiropractor § Helping families from conception to college §
Working
with 3 other Riverview Chiropractors providing care for all ages and 2
massage therapists
Dr. William B. Davis §
Easy
access from the 190 North to
the Vulcan and Tonawanda Street intersection. § Convenient hours before or after school and every other Saturday morning. Hours Monday 8:30 - 11:00 and 2:30 - 6:00 Wednesday 8:30 - 11:00 Thursday 8:30 - 11:00 and 2:30 - 6:00 Saturday
8:00 - 11:00 |
