Meet The Doctor
Dr. Jennifer Habchi
Dr. Jennifer has been practicing in the field of manual therapy for more than ten years. She started her journey at the “Institut Dauphine D’Ostéopathie” in Paris (France), where she studied for five years and graduated as a Licensed Osteopath practitioner. During her time there, she interned as the primary provider for an adult rugby team. In 2014, she moved to the United States and attended Life Chiropractic College West in the Bay area. She graduated with honors and received her doctorate in chiropractic in 2020.
As a result of her diverse background, Dr. Jennifer is proficient in adjusting techniques of the spine and extremities, myofascial therapy, craniosacral therapy, cranial therapy, and visceral techniques. She also specializes in athletes, TMJ disorders &at-risk adults who require a gentle release. Dr. Habchi believes in addressing the root cause of a patient’s health problems by analyzing posture, kinetic muscle chains, neurosensory organs, and proprioception. Her goal is to get you back on your feet as efficiently and permanently as possible.
Areas of Specialty
TMJ or temporomandibular joint
Temporomandibular dysfunction (TMD) is a set of conditions affecting the temporomandibular joint (TMJ) and/or the surrounding masticatory musculature. Temporomandibular joint and muscle disorders are a group of conditions creating pain and dysfunction in the jaw joint and the muscles controlling jaw movement. At the natural path, our Doctor works in collaboration with your dental practitioner/orthodontist to holistically treat the stomatognathic system and address the associated complaints in the head and neck region
Cranial fascial release
Cranial Facial Release, or "CFR" is an advanced endo-nasal cranial technique that has been used quite successfully in the treatment of various neurological and structural disorders. The objective of CFR is to induce mobility in the cranial system (specifically the sphenoid bone) with the purpose of facilitating normal cranial respiratory function. The technique is performed by inserting tiny balloons in the nose (specifically the naso pharynx) then quickly inflating them to mobilize the cranial bones.