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Dr. Dylan Jonlynn, DC is a Webster Certified family chiropractor, licensed animal chiropractor, and Network Spinal Analysis 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're 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. You may feel relaxed, energized, emotional, or quietly spacious all of these are normal and welcome responses.

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. Online booking is also available at any time through Vagaro.

1:1 sessions are a dedicated space to work with your body, your nervous system, and the patterns running underneath your life. Both Dylan and Ra hold these sessions, online over Zoom or in person in Boulder. Each session is conversational and somatic at the same time, meaning we track what is alive in your body as we talk and let the work unfold from there. Sessions typically run 60 to 90 minutes.

Ra is a somatic practitioner, relationship guide, and partner in the practice alongside Dylan. She holds 1:1 and couples sessions and leads family constellation work. Her practice draws on years of her own inner work, family constellation training, and a deep study of relational and embodied healing. Ra and Dylan both work with somatics and the nervous system in their sessions, and each bring their own lens to the same body of work.

Both of us work with somatics and the nervous system, and each bring our own gifts to the table. Ra holds more of the couples and family constellation work, and beyond that it really comes down to your preference of who you want to sit with. Most people choose based on a felt sense. If you are unsure, text (720) 710-7861 and we will help you find the right fit.

Therapy works primarily with the mind and the story. Coaching works with goals and behavior. Chiropractic works with the physical spine. The work we do in 1:1 and couples sessions uses the body as the doorway, meaning the nervous system, the felt sense, and the places where patterns live underneath language. It is not a replacement for mental health care, and it is not spinal adjustment. It is its own practice and it tends to land in places the other approaches cannot reach alone.

Network Spinal Analysis, or NSA, is a gentle, precise approach to chiropractic care that works with the body's own innate intelligence rather than forcing joints into place. Instead of a high-velocity thrust, Dylan uses light, specific touches along the spine at points called spinal gateways. These gentle contacts invite the nervous system to reorganize itself releasing stored tension, developing new healing rhythms, and creating an experience of expansion that goes well beyond physical pain relief. NSA was developed by Dr. Donny Epstein and is practiced by a small number of highly trained chiropractors worldwide.

NSA 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. It is safe for all ages from newborns to elders, and is widely used with pregnant women, people recovering from injury, and those who have had previous negative experiences with traditional chiropractic.

Most clients describe NSA 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. Many clients feel an immediate sense of relief, clarity, or spaciousness. Some feel emotional. Some fall asleep. All of it is welcome.

This varies by person and by what you're working with. For acute pain or a specific concern, more frequent visits early on help accelerate the shift. For ongoing wellness and nervous system development, many clients come weekly or twice monthly. Dylan will share his recommendation after your first session based on what he observes. Think of it less like going to the dentist and more like a contemplative practice the benefits accumulate and compound over time.

Yes. The Webster Technique is specifically designed for pregnancy and is widely endorsed by midwives, OBs, and doulas who recognize its safety and effectiveness. Dylan uses no high-velocity thrusting and no pressure on the abdomen. Specialized positioning ensures your comfort throughout. Many clients begin care in their first trimester and continue through their due date and consistently report it as one of the best decisions they made during their pregnancy.

The Webster Technique is a specific chiropractic sacral analysis and gentle adjustment designed to reduce the effects of sacral misalignment during pregnancy. When the sacrum is in balance, the pelvis functions optimally creating more space for baby's development and movement, reducing pregnancy discomfort, and supporting optimal positioning for birth. It is one of the most researched and respected approaches to prenatal chiropractic care.

Any time during pregnancy is appropriate, and earlier generally means more benefit. Many clients come in monthly during the first and second trimesters, then increase to every two to three weeks in the third trimester as the body changes more rapidly. If you are in your third trimester and have never had chiropractic care, it is absolutely not too late significant shifts can happen even in the final weeks.

Yes. Newborn chiropractic is one of the most impactful things you can offer your baby in their first weeks of life. Birth places real forces on the infant spine and cranium even in the most beautiful, natural births. Gentle newborn adjustments use the lightest possible touch about the pressure you would use to test the ripeness of a tomato. The results in feeding, sleeping, settling, and overall ease can be remarkable. Dylan works with newborns from their first days of life.

Dylan works primarily with dogs and cats of all breeds, sizes, and ages. He is a licensed animal chiropractor in the state of Colorado one of a small number of practitioners in the state holding both human and animal chiropractic credentials. For horses or other animals, reach out directly to discuss.

Common signs include difficulty jumping, climbing stairs, or getting up from rest; limping or uneven gait; crying when picked up or touched in certain areas; unusual behavioral changes or anxiety; digestive changes; and general stiffness especially in older animals. If you've noticed any of these signs, a chiropractic assessment is a natural and non-invasive first step.

Animal chiropractic with Dylan is gentle, intuitive, and non-invasive. He takes time to read the animal's body before making contact, allowing the animal to relax and feel safe. Most animals settle quickly and many become remarkably cooperative within the first session. There is no forceful thrusting only precise, gentle contact along the spine and joints. Sessions typically last 30 to 45 minutes and take place at the Boulder office.

In Colorado, a veterinary referral is required for animal chiropractic care. If your vet is unfamiliar with animal chiropractic, Dylan is happy to provide information to support that conversation. Many Boulder-area vets already know of his work and are familiar with the practice.