The Homestead Family Chiropractic & Wellness is now serving Fairfield County. When most people think about chiropractic, they think about back doctors, but Drs. Matthew and Annamarie Nardini are actually focused on the health of the nervous system, which allows for communication between the brain and every organ and muscle in the body.

The reason why chiropractors care so much about the bones in our spine is that those bones protect the nervous system. Physical, chemical and emotional stressors can all contribute to stress on the nervous system. This stress can cause nervous system interference, which essentially means that the brain and body can no longer communicate effectively. This can contribute to a variety of common symptoms such as pain, digestive issues and developmental delays.

Through chiropractic adjustment and nutrition/lifestyle advice, the Nardinis hope to help patients improve the function of their nervous system, reclaim their health and show up better in their daily lives. They are passionate about caring for whole families—from the youngest member to the oldest.

Annamarie has completed extensive additional training to better serve the pediatric, pregnant and postpartum communities. She is certified in the Webster Technique—a specialized chiropractic technique to promote proper pelvis alignment during pregnancy—and has obtained her Perinatal Certification. Both Matt and Anna are certified in the Activator Method technique, which uses an instrument to help deliver a gentle, specific and highly effective adjustment.

For more information, email [email protected], visit
TheHomesteadChiropractic.com or follow @thehomesteadchiro on social media.
Location: 433 Boston Post Rd, Darien. See Community Resource Guide Listing, page 29.

The Homestead Family Chiropractic & Wellness - 433 Boston Post Rd, Darien, CT

Drs. Anna and Matt Nardini are dedicated to helping you reclaim your health. With specialized training for pediatrics and pregnancy, they provide gentle, safe, and effective chiropractic ... Read More »