Whole-person care. Chiropractic roots.Cypress, TX 281-256-0606

Chiropractic in Cypress, Texas

A whole-person
approach to how
you move & feel.

Your health has a story. We take time to listen.

Dr. Walter J. Hickman brings a chiropractic foundation to personalized care for children and adults—with attention to structure, movement, and everyday function.

Walter J. Hickman, B.S., D.C.Doctor of Chiropractic · Cypress, Texas

Your Family Functional Health — 20 years of service, 2006–2026. Healthy people. Brighter tomorrows. Same community, bigger possibilities.

Celebrating 2006–2026

20 years in Cypress.
Same community. Bigger possibilities.

Serving families in the same location for 20 years. Your Family Chiropractic Care is becoming Your Family Functional Health.

Meet the practice

Areas we support

Big questions.
A thoughtful place to start.

Select an area for a short introduction.
Learn more about the questions you would like to discuss with Dr. Hickman.

Dyslexia · Educational resource

Reading & written language.

Dyslexia is a reading disorder that can affect reading and spelling. An educational evaluation can help identify a child’s needs and appropriate reading instruction.

NICHD reading resources (opens in a new tab)

ADD · Educational resource

Understanding attention difficulties.

ADD is an older diagnostic term. Current information generally uses ADHD, including presentations where inattention is the main difficulty. A qualified professional can explain what this means for an individual.

NIMH ADHD resources (opens in a new tab)

ADHD · Educational resource

Attention, activity & impulse control.

ADHD can involve persistent difficulties with attention, hyperactivity, or impulsivity that affect daily life. Evaluation and treatment belong with appropriately qualified healthcare professionals.

NIMH ADHD resources (opens in a new tab)

Developmental delays · Educational resource

Questions about developmental milestones.

When a child is not reaching expected milestones, discuss your concerns with their healthcare provider. Developmental screening can help guide an appropriate evaluation and next steps.

CDC milestone resources (opens in a new tab)

Autism · Educational resource

Communication, interaction & development.

Autism can affect how a person communicates, interacts, learns, and behaves. An individualized developmental evaluation helps families understand needs and explore appropriate services.

NIMH autism resources (opens in a new tab)

PDD · Educational resource

Understanding an older diagnostic term.

PDD stands for pervasive developmental disorder, terminology you may see in older records. Ask a qualified developmental specialist how a past diagnosis relates to current terminology and your child’s needs.

Historical NIMH resource (opens in a new tab)

OCD · Educational resource

Unwanted thoughts & repetitive behaviors.

OCD can involve recurring unwanted thoughts, repetitive behaviors, or both. A qualified mental health professional can evaluate these concerns and explain treatment options.

NIMH OCD resources (opens in a new tab)

Tourette’s · Educational resource

Understanding Tourette syndrome.

Explore reliable information about Tourette syndrome, its associated tics, and medical evaluation. Discuss concerns and treatment questions with your child’s healthcare provider.

NINDS guide (PDF) (opens in a new tab)

Tics · Educational resource

Questions about movements or sounds.

Bring concerns about repeated movements or sounds to your child’s healthcare provider. An evaluation can help explain what you are noticing and whether further care is appropriate.

NINDS guide (PDF) (opens in a new tab)

Behavioral concerns · Educational resource

Understanding patterns in daily life.

Persistent behavior concerns can affect home, school, and relationships. A professional evaluation helps families understand possible causes and discuss an appropriate plan.

CDC behavior resources (opens in a new tab)

ODD · Educational resource

Oppositional defiant disorder.

ODD involves an ongoing pattern of oppositional or defiant behavior. A qualified professional can distinguish a disorder from other explanations and help a family explore treatment options.

CDC behavior resources (opens in a new tab)

Neurological evaluation · Evaluation

Initial neurological evaluation.

Initial neurological evaluation is $299 and the program fee varies on the severity of the case and whether the treatment required is once, twice or three times per week.

See first-visit details

Structural chiropractic · Chiropractic care

A foundation in spinal & joint care.

Dr. Hickman’s chiropractic care focuses on individual spinal and musculoskeletal findings. An examination guides recommendations for your chiropractic needs.

Explore chiropractic care

Digital X-rays · Chiropractic care

Imaging when clinically appropriate.

On-site digital X-rays may be used when indicated by your chiropractic evaluation. Dr. Hickman will discuss whether imaging is appropriate; it is not required for every person.

Learn about evaluation & imaging

Dr. Hickman provides chiropractic care for spinal and musculoskeletal needs. The educational topics above are not claims that chiropractic treats these conditions or replaces their evaluation and treatment by qualified professionals.

A connected approach

Looking at the whole person.
Starting with the individual.

Your concerns, your movement, your daily life. Each helps shape a care plan built around you.

Structure

Structural
chiropractic care

Care begins with the spine, joints, posture, and how you move. Learn about Dr. Hickman’s chiropractic assessment and Gonstead training.

Explore chiropractic care

Movement

Brain &
body function

We incorporate principles and activities from the Melillo Method to evaluate patterns of sensory, motor, and developmental function.

Explore brain & body function

Input

Sensory &
proprioceptive input

Activities and modalities are selected and individualized based on each patient’s needs and response to care.

Learn about the activities
Dr. Hickman beside an interactive activity system in the practice
Walter J. Hickman, B.S., D.C. Doctor of Chiropractic

Meet Dr. Hickman

A chiropractor.
An educator.
A person who listens.

From teaching in Cy-Fair ISD to caring for families in Cypress, helping people understand has always been part of his work.

Dr. Hickman’s background in kinesiology, education, and chiropractic informs a thoughtful approach to care. He takes the time to understand your concerns and explain what your chiropractic findings mean.

Get to know Dr. Hickman

For children. For adults. For you.

Start where you are.

Whether you’re seeking chiropractic care for yourself or exploring options for your child, a conversation is a good place to begin.

01

Share your story.

Tell us about your concerns, health history, and what you would like to do more comfortably.

02

Understand your findings.

Dr. Hickman evaluates your chiropractic needs and explains what he finds in clear language.

03

Choose your next step.

Discuss recommendations, ask questions, and decide how to move forward—including referral when appropriate.

What to expect at your first visit

Your next step

Let’s start with
a conversation.

Tell us what brings you in. We’ll help you understand where to begin.

Watch our 10-second introductionOptional

A short introduction to Your Family Functional Health.