Who it may help
Expecting mothers with musculoskeletal back, hip, pelvic, or sacroiliac discomfort, postural strain, stiffness, or mobility concerns.
Pregnancy-adapted chiropractic care
Prenatal Chiropractic & Webster Technique in Western NC
Gentle, individualized care for pregnancy-related back, hip, pelvic, and postural discomfort. Dr. Sierra Cutshaw is Webster Technique certified, and every visit is adapted to your stage of pregnancy, comfort, history, and prenatal care plan.
Webster certified
Comfort-focused positioning
Two Western NC locations
Prenatal care planComfort focused
Prenatal screening Gentle positioning Progress checks
Webster TechniqueSpecific sacral and pelvic assessment
Collaborative careKeep your prenatal provider informed
Care for a changing body
Support for comfort, mobility, and everyday movement during pregnancy.
Pregnancy changes posture, joint loading, balance, and the way muscles support the back and pelvis. These changes can contribute to back, hip, pelvic, or sacroiliac discomfort.
Prenatal chiropractic care focuses on musculoskeletal assessment and pregnancy-adapted techniques. The Webster Technique is a specific sacral and pelvic analysis with an associated adjustment. It is not a procedure for turning a baby or treating fetal position.
Have a question about prenatal care?Call (828) 321-2225
How prenatal care may help
A gentle plan built around your pregnancy.
Recommendations depend on your symptoms, health history, stage of pregnancy, obstetric care, and examination findings.
What to expect
A private history, comfort-focused examination, pregnancy-adapted positioning, and a clear explanation before any treatment begins.
Why choose Cutshaw
Dr. Sierra Cutshaw is Webster Technique certified and an ICPA member, with care available in Andrews and Bryson City.
Common reasons to call
Pregnancy-related discomfort deserves a careful evaluation.
Chiropractic care addresses musculoskeletal concerns. New, severe, or unusual symptoms may require prompt evaluation by your obstetric or medical provider.
Low-back discomfortHip discomfortPelvic or SI joint discomfortPostural strainMovement stiffnessSleep-position discomfortDaily activity limitationsComfort during changing trimesters
2 locationsAndrews & Bryson City
Webster certifiedSpecific prenatal training
Pregnancy adaptedPosition and force individualized
CollaborativeDesigned to complement prenatal care
Your first visit, made simple
Four steps to a comfort-focused prenatal plan.
Pregnancy & health history
We review your trimester, symptoms, obstetric history, current prenatal care, medications, and any restrictions from your provider.
Comfort-focused exam
The doctor evaluates movement and musculoskeletal findings while screening for symptoms that need medical or obstetric attention.
Adapted technique
When appropriate, positioning, supports, and technique are selected for your body, comfort, stage of pregnancy, and preferences.
Progress & coordination
Your response is reviewed, and the plan is adjusted as your pregnancy changes. Communication with your prenatal provider is encouraged.
Start by speaking with the clinic.
Call Now: (828) 321-2225What our patients say
Real experiences belong here.
This section is ready for approved Google reviews from patients at the Andrews and Bryson City locations.
★★★★★
Feature an approved patient story about feeling heard, receiving a clear explanation, and understanding the next steps.
Review feed ready: connect the clinic’s verified Google reviews before launch.
★★★★★
Use this space for a verified review about the team, the office experience, or receiving comfortable, individualized care during pregnancy.
No fabricated testimonials: final review text should be approved by the clinic.
Prenatal chiropractic FAQs
Answers before you call.
These general answers do not replace advice from your obstetric or medical provider. Call your prenatal provider promptly for severe, new, or concerning symptoms.
Still have a question?Speak directly with the Andrews or Bryson City team.Call (828) 321-2225
The Webster Technique is a specific chiropractic assessment of the sacrum and pelvis with an associated adjustment. Its purpose is to address sacral or sacroiliac joint dysfunction and pelvic biomechanics. It is not a fetal-turning procedure and should not be presented as a treatment for breech position.
Reports of serious adverse events are rare, but rigorous pregnancy-specific research is limited. A careful history, pregnancy-adapted positioning, informed discussion, and coordination with your prenatal provider are important. Discuss the potential risks and benefits with your health care team.
It may be considered for selected musculoskeletal concerns such as back, hip, pelvic, or sacroiliac discomfort, stiffness, and mobility limitations. It does not diagnose or treat pregnancy complications.
Keeping your obstetric or prenatal provider informed is encouraged. The chiropractor may request medical clearance or coordinate with your provider when symptoms, health history, pregnancy complications, or restrictions make that appropriate.
Care may use side-lying, seated, supported, or other modified positions, along with pillows or pregnancy supports. Positioning and technique should be adjusted for your trimester, comfort, examination findings, and prenatal guidance.
Contact your obstetric or medical provider for severe or persistent pain, fever, burning with urination, vaginal bleeding, fluid leakage, regular painful contractions, dizziness, chest pain, shortness of breath, or any symptom you believe may be urgent. Emergency symptoms require immediate medical care.
Take the first step toward more comfortable movement.
Call the practice and choose the Andrews or Bryson City location that is most convenient for you.