Your questions, answered.

Dr. Dylan Jonlynn, DC is a Webster Certified family chiropractor and licensed animal chiropractor in Boulder, Colorado. He has practiced for over a decade. His work integrates chiropractic adjustments, Network Spinal Energetics, somatic awareness, and contemplative practice.

Most chiropractic focuses on one thing: find a misalignment and adjust it. Dylan works differently. He begins every session by assessing what your body is presenting that day rather than repeating last week's adjustment, because the body changes between visits. He integrates chiropractic adjustments with Network Spinal Energetics, somatic awareness, and contemplative practice, so the whole nervous system is addressed, not just the symptom. Clients often report changes that reach past pain relief: more energy, a steadier mood, a clearer head, and a firmer sense of who they are becoming.

Your first visit begins with a thorough consultation covering your health history, your current concerns, and your goals. Dylan then assesses your spine and nervous system before any adjustment. First sessions run a full 60 minutes. Many clients feel a noticeable change before the session ends.

Yes. Same day appointments and walk-ins are welcome when space allows. Call or text (720) 710-7861 to see what is open today.

2299 Pearl Street, Suite 212 in downtown Boulder, Colorado. Parking is available nearby. The office is a warm, plant filled space designed to settle your nervous system before the session starts.

We are a cash pay practice and do not bill insurance directly. We accept HSA and FSA cards. If you have out of network benefits, we can provide a superbill for reimbursement.

Your first visit is $111 and includes a full consultation and your first adjustment. Follow up adjustments are $77. An initial animal chiropractic session is $88.

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

The Webster Technique is a specific pelvic analysis and gentle chiropractic adjustment that reduces the effects of misalignment during pregnancy. It is designed to ease pain and discomfort, support healthy pelvic function, and help the baby settle into an optimal position.

You can start at any point in your pregnancy. A common pattern is monthly through the early trimesters, then increase to every two to three weeks in the third. Your own visit frequency is set case by case, based on your body, your pregnancy, and how you are feeling.

Yes. Birth is one of the most physically intense things a body goes through, and even a smooth delivery can leave a newborn holding patterns of tension. An early adjustment, given with the lightest possible touch, can help your baby unwind those patterns before they settle in. Dylan works with babies from their first days of life, often for concerns like trouble latching, colic and fussiness, reflux, difficulty turning the head to one side, and trouble sleeping.

The postpartum body has been through real change. The pelvis and ligaments shift during pregnancy and birth, and nursing, carrying, and broken sleep add new strain on top. Chiropractic care supports your body as it realigns and recovers. Most clients find real value in coming in within the first two to six weeks after birth.

Dylan works with dogs and cats of all breeds, sizes, and ages, and specializes in dog care. He is a licensed animal chiropractor in Colorado.

Common signs include difficulty jumping or climbing stairs, limping, yelping or flinching when touched, and stiffness. If you notice a strong change in behavior, or you simply sense something is off, it is worth bringing your dog in.

Most dogs can benefit. Some of the most common are: senior and aging dogs, active dogs who hike, ski, run, or play frisbee, competition dogs in agility, show, sled, disc, racing, and flyball, injured or sick dogs, puppies with birth trauma or other complications, breeds prone to structural issues, dogs that have not responded to other treatments, and dogs who simply need preventative wellness care.

Many dogs show visible improvement after a single visit. Others need a series of adjustments before the change shows. Either way, most dogs benefit, whether the goal is support for a specific issue or general wellness.

No. Colorado does not require a veterinary referral, so you can book directly with Dr. Dylan. He also partners with many local vets and is happy to coordinate care with yours.