Twin sisters Adeline and Rylie came to Experience Life Chiropractic with different neurological challenges. Adeline struggled with Autism, while Rylie faced developmental delays and challenges with behavior and emotional regulation. Their mom had already tried everything she could think of—nutrition, supplements, occupational therapy, speech therapy, equine therapy, and even other chiropractors. While each brought small improvements, nothing created the meaningful, lasting changes their girls desperately needed.
When they received their first INSiGHT Scans, Mom finally felt validated. The stress patterns in each girl’s nervous system clearly showed why they were struggling and gave us a roadmap for care. As they progressed through neurologically focused chiropractic care, their scans improved right alongside their communication, behavior, emotional regulation, and confidence.
Today, both girls are thriving on Wellness Care. They are communicating more, learning, sleeping well, and enjoying life with a confidence their family once only dreamed of. One of their biggest goals was for the girls to attend the same school and be in the same grade—and last year, they’ve achieved it. Both girls are heading back to the same school together, and Adeline has made incredible progress this year, earning a spot in a bridge program where she’ll transition between a general education classroom and a special education classroom. Watching her gain the skills and confidence to take this next step has been an incredible milestone for their entire family.
Their journey is a reminder that healing isn’t always about overnight miracles—sometimes it’s about steady progress that opens doors you once thought were impossible.
“The only way you could tell my twins apart before starting care was their communication. Rylie was a chatterbox and Adeline rarely spoke. Today, people have to ask who’s who—Adeline’s speech has exploded. I believe the adjustments unlocked the door for all the other improvements to become effective. ELC has changed everything for our girls. Seeing them now attend the same school together, with Adeline transitioning between general education and special education classes, is something we once only hoped for. We couldn’t be more grateful for how far they’ve come.”
— Ashley Coles, Adeline & Rylie’s Mom
