Have you ever been adjusted? 

The spine is composed of 364 joints

Each one is required to be able to move and glide with ease as we navigate life. However, accidents and injuries along the way damage joints and inflame them. This leads to a build up of scar tissue and a restriction in joint motion. Since nutrients pass into the joint through movement, this now restricted joint cannot properly feed itself. The joint begins to degenerate and the inflammation comes back for good. It also damages the joints feedback to the brain about movement and position sense. This leads to dull, achey pain that gets worse and worse over time.

This is where Chiropractic care comes in

First, we feel our way down the spine looking for tender and restricted areas. Once we’ve discovered the misalignment, we use adjustments to restore proper motion to the joint. As the joint can move properly again, its inflammation, neurology, and structure begin to heal.

Our adjustments are tailored to you

Every body type requires its own unique recipe of adjustments. Some respond well to stronger manipulations, while others prefer gentle taps with an activator. Our doctors are trained in both styles and will suggest which techniques might be best for you. Each session, your recipe is recorded and fine tuned along the way.

What about the soft tissue?

Our doctors have plenty of training in soft tissue management. We will use rapid release before every adjustment to loosen up the muscles. If there are more targeted areas of muscle problems, we use grasten or NMR technique. When appropriate, we will make strengthening or stretching exercises to stabilize the area.

What techniques do you guys use?

When it comes to the Atlas, all of our doctors prefer the Advanced Orthogonal technique. With regards to the rest of the spine, our team is trained in Diversified, Torque release, Activator, Thompson drop, Impulse IQ, Grasten, Proprioceptive-Deep Tendon Reflex, Quantum Neurology, Nutrition Response Testing, and Upper Cervical Neurology.