Home. Chiropractic Studio
About Home. Chiropractic Studio
Hi, I’m Dr. Erin Hawken, a passionate Chiropractor dedicated to supporting mothers, babies, and families in their journey to a calm, clear, connected and resilient life. Having completed my postgraduate study in Chiropractic care for pregnancy, babies and children and being certificatied in the Webster technique, I have almost 20 years experience in looking after families through all the important times in life.
My journey in chiropractic began in my own family, where regular Chiropractic care was our first approach to health. This lifelong experience taught me that Chiropractic is more than just treating symptoms – it’s about creating a pathway to better living, healing, and connection.
I care for people with many different needs including:
- Newborns struggling with constipation, feeding issues, or reflux
- Mothers experiencing pregnancy-related discomfort or simply wanting to optimise their body for birth and beyond
- Children struggling to meet their developmental milestones
- Families seeking holistic health and stress management
- Professionals dealing with stress, sleep issues, energy and mood challenges
My gentle, compassionate approach focuses on helping your nervous system change gears into your parasympathetic, rest & digest state – this is where your body can truly regulate and regenerate itself. This state is crucial for healing, development, creativity, and even experiencing deeper connections with yourself and your loved ones.
Whether you’re an expecting mother, a new parent, or simply someone seeking a more balanced, resilient approach to health, I’m here to support you. My goal is to help you rediscover life through a healthier body and a more clear, connected state of being. Let’s work together to unlock your body’s incredible potential for healing, growth, and well-being.
Areas of expertise
- Postgraduate study in pregnancy and paediatric care
- Certified Webster technique
- Stress and Sympathetic dominance
Company values
Accessibility
Diversity & Inclusion
Sustainability
Women Owned
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