Dr. Taylor Alexander Colón

Chiropractor at Oak Haven Chiropractic

Nervous System Chiropractic

Chiropractic is not the treatment of conditions or disease; rather, it is the restoration of normal body function. Dr. Taylor works with the nervous system through gentle spinal adjustments to reduce stress-related interference, enhancing overall body function. Every system in the body—circulatory, digestive, eliminatory, hormonal, glandular, immunological, muscular, reproductive, respiratory, and skeletal—relies on a properly functioning nervous system.

With chiropractic, true healing comes from within rather than from the chiropractor’s adjustment. Chiropractic care should always begin with analyzing the nervous system to determine what interferences are causing imbalance, rather than simply masking symptoms.

At Oak Haven Chiropractic, Dr. Taylor is trained in Diversified, Gonstead, Thompson, Activator, Upper Cervical, Sacro-Occipital Technique (SOT), and Torque Release Technique.

Perinatal & Infertility Chiropractic

Prenatal chiropractic care has been shown to contribute to a more straightforward labor with less pain and trauma for both mother and baby. By improving the balance and alignment of the spine and pelvis, it can lead to a more comfortable pregnancy and delivery. Gentle and specific nervous system-centered chiropractic adjustments optimize function in the reproductive system, ensuring both mother and baby receive the support they need.

Chiropractic care also plays a vital role in supporting fertility and preconception health. By restoring balance to the nervous system and reducing stress-related interference, chiropractic care can enhance reproductive function and support natural conception.



Shorter labor times

More room for baby to grow and move freely

Improved energy levels

Balancing hormones

More comfortable pregnancy

Fewer interventions

Better sleep and recovery

Less aches and pains

Emotional regulation

Postpartum support

Pediatric Chiropractic

Birth is one of the most physically demanding experiences for both mothers and babies. Research shows that up to 90% of newborns experience some level of birth trauma, which can impact spinal alignment and nervous system function.

Even the most natural births can place strain on an infant’s delicate nervous system. Left uncorrected, these traumas can affect a baby’s spinal growth, neurological development, and overall health. Since 65% of neurological development occurs within the first year of life, it is crucial to ensure that your baby has every opportunity to develop optimally.

Signs your baby may benefit from chiropractic care:

Their head tilts to one side, even after repositioning.

They have difficulty turning their head in one direction.

They struggle to settle or sleep soundly.

By addressing these concerns early, chiropractic care can help set the foundation for a lifetime of health and well-being.

Better sleep

Reach milestones in a timely manner

Decreased colic/reflux

Diminished allergies

Less asthma

Improved digestion

Relief from gas pains

Less hyperactivity and sensory challenges

Less ear infections

Increased immune system function

Enhanced athletic performance

Improvement in behavior + emotional control

More connection

Whole Family Chiropractic

We stand for healthy families! While Dr. Taylor has extensive training in prenatal and pediatric chiropractic care, we believe families function best when everyone is under care. Chiropractic adjustments help optimize nervous system function for every stage of life, from infancy through adulthood, promoting long-term health and wellness.

At Oak Haven Chiropractic, we are dedicated to supporting the entire family on their journey to optimal health and healing. Whether you're seeking care for a newborn, a growing child, a pregnant mother, or a busy parent, we are here to serve you.



Increase energy levels

Decrease inflammation

Lower stress

Improve digestion

Improve hormone regulation

Strengthen immune function

Increase sleep + quality rest

Increase mobility

Lessen headaches

Emotional regulation