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The roadmap every parent needs to unlock their child’s healthiest future.

Get your free copy of Parent’s Guide to Healthy Neurodevelopment — a clear, practical guide from Dr. Chris Slininger and Dr. Ethan Surprenant that turns the science of brain development into something every family can use.

Parent’s Guide to Healthy Neurodevelopment
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A principled framework — not just a milestone checklist

From the very first heartbeat in the womb through the last steps of adolescence, your child’s brain develops at an astonishing pace — each stage building on the last to form the foundation for focus, learning, behavior, and resilience.

Dr. Chris Slininger, DC, DCCJP

Clinical Director of Cerebral Chiropractic Center in St. Petersburg, Florida. A Diplomate in Chiropractic Craniocervical Junction Procedures, he is a nationally recognized craniocervical specialist, educator, and professional speaker. He is the founder of Synapse Continuing Education and serves as Executive Director of the Advanced Orthogonal Institute, where he trains doctors nationwide in advanced craniocervical care.

Dr. Ethan Surprenant, DC

An Upper Cervical Chiropractor with advanced training in pediatric neurodevelopment. He earned his Doctorate of Chiropractic at Life University, with advanced certifications through the Advanced Orthogonal Institute, the Holder Research Institute, and The Dysautonomia Project’s Provider Training. At Cerebral, he supports families facing neurodevelopmental and autonomic challenges from the prenatal stage through childhood and beyond.