Your questions, answered.

Dr. Dylan Jonlynn, DC is a Webster Certified family chiropractor, licensed animal chiropractor, and practitioner based in Boulder, Colorado. He has been practicing chiropractic for over a decade and brings together chiropractic science, energy work, somatic awareness, and contemplative practice into a uniquely integrated approach. Dylan is also a Vajrayana Buddhist teacher and IFS practitioner which means every session draws on a much deeper well than chiropractic technique alone.

Most chiropractic is mechanical: find the misalignment, adjust it, repeat. Dylan's approach is relational. He takes time at the beginning of every session to truly assess what is present in your body today, not what was present last week. He blends physical chiropractic with energy work and somatic awareness, meaning the nervous system is addressed at multiple levels simultaneously. Clients often report shifts that go well beyond physical pain relief: changes in energy, mood, clarity, and sense of self.

Your first visit includes a full intake conversation where Dylan listens carefully to your history, your current concerns, and what you are hoping for. He takes time to assess your spine and nervous system before beginning any adjustment. First sessions typically run 60 to 75 minutes. Many clients notice something shifting even before they leave the office.

Yes. Same day appointments and walk ins are welcome whenever space is available. The best way to confirm availability is to call or text directly at (720) 710-7861.

3970 Broadway, Suite 201E in North Boulder, Colorado near Lucky's Cafe. Parking is available in the shared lot. The office is a warm, plant filled sanctuary designed to help your nervous system begin to settle before the session even starts.

We are a cash pay practice and do not bill insurance directly. Many patients use their HSA or FSA card, which we accept. If you have out of network benefits, we can provide a superbill.

First visit including full consultation and first adjustment is $120. Follow up adjustments are $75. Animal chiropractic sessions are $85.

This is one of the gentlest chiropractic approaches in existence. There is no high velocity thrusting, no forceful manipulation, and typically no cracking. The touches are light and precise. Safe for all ages from newborns to elders.

Most clients describe sessions as deeply relaxing and expansive. You lie fully clothed on a chiropractic table. Dylan makes light, specific contacts along your spine and sacrum. The nervous system responds sometimes with gentle wave like movements, deep breathing, emotional release, or simply a profound settling.

This varies by person. For acute pain, more frequent visits early on. For ongoing wellness, many clients come weekly or twice monthly. Think of it less like going to the dentist and more like a contemplative practice: the benefits accumulate over time.

Chronic back and neck pain, headaches, sciatica, stress and anxiety, fatigue, digestive issues, and general nervous system dysregulation. Beyond symptom relief, clients report improvements in sleep, energy, emotional resilience, and overall quality of life.

Yes. The Webster Technique is specifically designed for pregnancy and widely endorsed by midwives, OBs, and doulas. No high velocity thrusting and no pressure on the abdomen.

A specific chiropractic sacral analysis and gentle adjustment designed to reduce the effects of sacral misalignment during pregnancy. Supports optimal pelvis function and baby positioning.

Any time during pregnancy is appropriate. Many clients come monthly in early trimesters, then increase to every two to three weeks in the third trimester.

Yes. Gentle newborn adjustments use the lightest possible touch. Dylan works with newborns from their first days of life.

The postpartum body benefits greatly from realignment support. Most clients find coming in within the first two to six weeks after birth deeply supportive.

Primarily dogs and cats of all breeds, sizes, and ages. Licensed animal chiropractor in Colorado.

Common signs include difficulty jumping, climbing stairs, limping, crying when touched, unusual behavioral changes, and general stiffness.

Gentle, intuitive, and non-invasive. No forceful thrusting. Sessions run 30 to 45 minutes at the Boulder office.

No. A veterinary referral is not required in Colorado. You can book directly with Dr. Dylan for your pet's chiropractic care.