Breaking the Pattern: How Thermal Scans Help Us Personalize Care

Breaking the Pattern: How Thermal Scans Help Us Personalize Care

Sometimes, even with regular adjustments, a child’s nervous system can get “stuck” in a stress pattern—especially when big emotions, digestive issues, or lingering behavioral challenges are in the mix. That’s why we love tools like thermal scans, which help us see how the nervous system is truly functioning beneath the surface.

Take Cecilia, for example.

Thermal Scan 1: Identifying Patterns and Root Causes


For nearly a year, Cecilia’s scans showed consistent patterns. Her most recent scan revealed a few key insights:

Red lines: Digestive stress, likely from a weekend filled with sweets

Green lines: Unprocessed emotional stress that needed attention

Thermal Scan 2: Right After a Neuro-Focused Adjustment


Cecilia had been experiencing emotional ups and downs—meltdowns, sibling fights, and overwhelm that just didn’t seem to ease. Although she prefers gentle Activator adjustments, her scans and behaviors told us her nervous system was still holding onto stress.

So, we shifted gears.
I changed how I adjusted her—just two segments, carefully chosen, with clear communication and reassurance. We talked about how this adjustment was going to be different, designed to help her body release a long-held stress pattern.

And it worked. Her scan afterward showed a clear nervous system—a powerful shift toward better regulation.

Wellness scans like these are so important, especially during ongoing care. They give us clarity and direction, helping us pinpoint what’s keeping a child’s nervous system dysregulated—and more importantly, how to shift our approach to get results.

With thermal scans and a customized care plan, we can go beyond symptom relief and help kids like Cecilia experience true healing, calm, and emotional balance.


Wondering if your child’s nervous system is stuck in a stress pattern?
Let’s take a look together.


We’re here to help them break the pattern—and thrive.

Courtney Mitchell