Dody Chiropractic Center for Wholeness
Dody Chiropractic Center for Wholeness has served Littleton, Colorado since 2003, combining brain-based chiropractic care, neurofeedback therapy, and functional nutrition in a single practice. Dr. Michael Dody, DC adjusts using the Koren Specific Technique and the ArthroStim instrument, a gentle approach with no cracking and no twisting, and every care plan starts with objective data from a QEEG brain map and CLA INSiGHT nerve scans rather than assumptions. The clinic treats ages 5 through adult and offers pediatric and prenatal chiropractic alongside care for back pain, neck pain, headaches and migraines, sciatica, sports injuries, ADHD, anxiety, depression, and sleep problems. Heather Dody, the clinic's functional nutrition consultant, runs comprehensive blood work analysis and builds personalized dietary and supplementation protocols. The $225 new patient visit covers a brain map, three nerve scans, a full exam, a first adjustment, and a report of findings, and free consultations are available for any service.
Services
Chiropractic care
Gentle, precise brain-based adjustments guided by neurological assessment, using the Koren Specific Technique and the ArthroStim instrument to restore nervous system function.
Neurofeedback therapy
Personalized neurofeedback that retrains the brainwave patterns linked to ADHD, anxiety, depression, sleep problems, and more.
QEEG brain mapping
A 20-channel clinical brain scan that objectively measures brainwave activity and shows where it is overactive, underactive, or out of sync.
Functional nutrition
Science-based blood work analysis and personalized nutrition protocols addressing inflammation, fatigue, hormonal imbalance, and nutrient deficiencies, with XYMOGEN pharmaceutical-grade supplementation and follow-up blood work.
KST technique
Koren Specific Technique instrument adjusting with no cracking and no twisting.
Why choose us?
Location & hours
7325 S Pierce St #102, Littleton, CO 80128, USA
FAQs
How long has Dody Chiropractic been serving Littleton?
Dody Chiropractic Center for Wholeness has served Littleton since 2003. Dr. Michael Dody has over 20 years of chiropractic experience and more than a decade specializing in neurofeedback.
What is included in the new patient visit?
The $225 new patient visit is one comprehensive appointment that includes a QEEG brain map, three CLA INSiGHT nerve scans, a full neurological and chiropractic exam, your first gentle adjustment, and a report of findings where Dr. Dody walks you through what he found.
Do you offer free consultations?
Yes. Free consultations are available for any service. You can start with a free 15-minute consultation with Dr. Dody to talk through your symptoms and see whether the practice is the right fit.
What adjusting technique do you use?
Adjustments are done with the Koren Specific Technique and the ArthroStim instrument. The approach is gentle and instrument-based, with no cracking and no twisting.
Do you treat children?
Yes. The practice cares for ages 5 through adult and offers pediatric chiropractic as well as prenatal chiropractic.
What does neurofeedback therapy involve?
A 20-channel QEEG brain map first measures your brainwave activity and shows where it is overactive, underactive, or out of sync. Personalized neurofeedback then retrains the patterns associated with ADHD, anxiety, depression, sleep problems, and related concerns.
Who handles functional nutrition at the clinic?
Heather Dody is the clinic's functional nutrition consultant. She runs comprehensive blood work analysis to identify inflammatory markers, hormonal imbalances, and nutrient deficiencies, then builds personalized dietary protocols with XYMOGEN pharmaceutical-grade supplementation and follow-up blood work to confirm progress.
What conditions do you work with?
The practice addresses back pain, neck pain, headaches and migraines, sciatica, sports injuries, and general wellness care, along with ADHD, anxiety, depression, sleep and insomnia issues, TBI and concussion, learning disabilities, memory loss, and PTSD.