A case report by Lisa Stowell, DC, and Charles Blum, DC, describes a 33-year-old woman with lifelong bilateral toe walking and mild scoliosis throughout her spine. She arrived for chiropractic care after other approaches had not helped, including physical therapy and consideration of surgical options. What followed was a conservative course of care that changed how she stood and walked.

The case report by Diana Matson, DC focuses on a child presenting with autism, attention and behavior challenges, and retained primitive reflexes. The chiropractic care described in such a report usually centers on clinical assessment, monitoring functional changes, and tracking parent or clinician observations over time.