Objective: The objective of this report is to offer information on treatment of successful correction for toe walking in a 33 year old female utilising holistic chiropractic methods and other neuromusculoskeletal treatments. Clinical Feature: A 33 year old female presenting for chiropractic care with unresponsive bilateral toe walking and mild scoliosis of entire spine due to gait disturbances in an interdisciplinary clinic. The patient had previous bilateral surgery of calf

Narrative: A 5-year-old male child presented for chiropractic care at an interdisciplinary clinic. He presented with unresponsive unilateral in-toeing and associated self-injurious behavior due to gait disturbances. After 2-months of regular chiropractic treatments ~ between once and twice-a-week the patient demonstrated diminished or virtually eliminated self-injuries (e.g., falling down and hitting his head purposefully several times daily). Conservative, effective treatmen

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