Dr. Naroth Ramos, DC standing in front of her first Back To You Chiropractic office, #2.

Hi, I’m Dr. Naroth Ramos, DC.

I have been a chiropractor for 19 years helping families stay healthy naturally, serving the Cedar Park and Leander families and Surrounding Areas. I am a Mom of three to Ari (16), Amerie (13), and Austin (5) and know first hand the importance of keeping my family’s nervous system balanced during all seasons of life.

I am an alumna of the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, and hold a B.S. in Biology and a Doctorate of Chiropractic from Life Chiropractic College West. I furthered my education with certifications in Pelvic Floor Therapy from the Herman and Wallace Institute, the Core Confidence Program through Bellies Inc, as well as completed my Certificate of Proficiency in Pediatric and Family Chiropractic from The Pediatric Experience + Life University. Additionally, I am working towards completing my Webster Certification.

I am a member of the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association (ICPA) and a PX Docs member.

My Story

I was a new mom, crying through nights and utterly confused about my newborn, Ari. He arrived at 34.5 weeks and left the hospital at 5 pounds after a brief three‑day stay because he “seemed” healthy. But things became harder at home. He couldn’t latch, was started on formula early, and I was told I couldn’t produce milk (a conclusion I later discovered was incorrect). He was delayed in crawling, walking, and speech, and didn’t sleep through the night until nearly four years old. He had a constant runny nose, drooled until age two, suffered frequent ear infections, developed swollen adenoids, and endured multiple rounds of antibiotics until I finally stopped them. He struggled in school and began stimming to help him focus. As a chiropractor I understood some things, but when it’s your own child you tend to follow the experts and feel trapped—until a physical therapist transformed our approach. She introduced new methods and set me on a path that truly changed our lives. Now Ari is a thriving young man about to start driving. That experience also helped me have healthier pregnancies and better outcomes with my other children, Amerie and Austin. My mission is to help other families find answers and hope before their child goes through the struggles Ari faced. Through specific, neurologically focused chiropractic care, along with support from other professionals who work to optimize the nervous system, Ari was given a real chance to succeed in life.

The INSiGHT Neuro-focused Approach

    • Nervous- system first: We assess and treat communication between the brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nerves- not just joint alignment. Symptoms are interpreted as clues to where neural signaling is disrupted.

    • Objective testing: We use movement, and postural testing to map how your nervous system is adapting. That tells us not just where the problem is, but why it started — and what we can do about it without drugs or surgery.

    • Precision techniques: Gentle, targeted adjustments, and soft-tissue neuromodulation are selected based on each patient’s neural profile.

    • Individualized programs: Care plans combine in-office therapies with progressive home exercises.

    • Measurable progress: Repeat testing documents functional improvement—reduced symptoms, better balance, improved posture and nervous system regulation. 

    • Prenatal women experiencing aches and pain.

    • New Moms needing postpartum chiropractic care.

    • Newborn chiropractic wellness checks.

    • Newborns experiencing difficulties with eating, sleeping, and pooping, once they have already consulted with their pediatrician.

    • Parents seeking care for their children as additional support working with an pediatric occupational therapist or physical therapist.

    • Adults experiencing headaches, body aches, and a dysregulated nervous system, as a compliment to an exisiting medically managed plan.

    1. Comprehensive neurofunctional exam: detailed history plus objective neuro scan, and motor assessments to pinpoint dysfunction.

    2. Personalized care plan: targeted in-office sessions (neuro-led adjustments) and a measurable home program.

    3. Ongoing measurement: periodic retesting to adapt therapy, demonstrate gains, and maintenance.

    • Improved symptoms

    • More regulation in the nervous system

    • Better posture, movement efficiency, and injury resilience

    • Clinically driven, neuro-informed protocols

    • Focus on measurable functional recovery rather than just symptom suppression

    • Collaborative care that integrates with medical and rehabilitation teams

    • Commitment to patient education and empowerment through

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