Conditions We Treat at North Lakes Chiropractic & Functional Neurology
Patients come to North Lakes Chiropractic & Functional Neurology in Grand Rapids, Minnesota, for help with a wide range of concerns, from back and neck pain to developmental and neurological challenges in children. Every plan starts with a thorough exam and health history, so your care is built around what’s actually going on for you.
Chiropractic care
- Back pain and neck pain
- Herniated discs and sciatica
- Muscle spasms and tension
- Soft tissue injuries and post-injury recovery
- Chronic pain and stiffness
Care may include chiropractic adjustments, spinal traction and decompression, laser therapy, electrical stimulation, therapeutic ultrasound and red light therapy. Learn about chiropractic care →
Functional neurology (children and adults)
- Learning, focus and attention challenges
- Behavior and emotional regulation
- Motor coordination, balance and posture
- Sensory processing
- Recovery from injury or concussion
- Retained primitive reflexes
Led by Dr. Kolby Condos, DC, DACNB, a board-certified chiropractic neurologist. Learn about functional neurology →
Neuro intensives for children
- Developmental delays (speech, motor, social and cognitive milestones)
- Autism spectrum disorder
- ADHD and attention challenges
- Sensory processing challenges
- Learning difficulties
Families travel from the Twin Cities, Duluth, Rochester and across Minnesota for our 1–2 week intensive programs. Learn about neuro intensives →
Functional medicine
- Fatigue and brain fog
- Digestive issues and bloating
- Hormonal imbalances (PMS, PCOS, menopause)
- Thyroid and autoimmune concerns
- Anxiety, mood changes and sleep problems
- Blood sugar imbalances
- Chronic inflammation
Learn about functional medicine →
Not sure where your concern fits?
Call us at (218) 999-7006 or email info@northlakeschiropractic.com. We’re at 13 Willow Lane in Grand Rapids, open Monday–Thursday 8:30am–5:30pm and Friday 8:30am–12:00pm.
This list describes concerns our patients commonly come in with. It isn’t a diagnosis or a promise of specific results; your care plan depends on your exam.