Chiropractic Stretching
At your first visit, following a history and exam, we’ll perform a light adjustment to introduce you to chiropractic care. We’ll also guide you through some short exercises focused on building strength, not just stretching the muscles.
These exercises, combined with regular adjustments, help speed up the recovery and healing process.
You’ll leave feeling stronger than when you arrived.
Classic Chiropractic Adjustment
When most people think of receiving a chiropractic adjustment, they think of “getting their back cracked.” And certainly, the traditional method involves manual manipulation of the body, which causes a cracking or popping sound.
Manual spinal manipulation, or “full spine” adjustment, is performed with the doctor’s hands, focusing on specific areas of the spine. This improves spinal motion and your body’s overall physical function.
The Activator Technique
The Activator is a hand-held mechanical device that is spring-loaded. It delivers a low force, quick impulse to specific points on the body.
Because this instrument is so quick, your body’s muscles don’t have time to tighten up, resisting treatment. That lack of muscle resistance helps to facilitate chiropractic treatment.
The low force of the Activator is localized. There is no bending or twisting. In fact, it has about the same amount of pressure as getting your reflexes tested—very gentle.
Torque Release Technique (TRT)
TRT is a non-invasive method for correcting spinal subluxations. It restores tone to the Central Nervous System (CNS) and its muscles without joint manipulation.
By improving the function and tone of the CNS with Torque Release Technique, the affected nerves begin to communicate properly with the brain and spinal cord. This allows the body to naturally heal itself.
As your Torque Release Technique chiropractors, we have seen significant improvement in health conditions such as chronic pain, neuropathy, sciatica, leg, neck, and back pain.
But just as exciting, we have seen improvement with digestive issues, anxiety and depression, fibromyalgia, and scoliosis.
The Zone Technique
The Zone Technique, taught by Dr. Peter Goldman, teaches that the body operates as an electrical system with six areas or zones: eliminative, glandular, nervous, digestive, muscular, and circulatory.
Each zone is regulated by a specific center of the brain. The brain is a positive pole, with negative poles occurring in certain areas of the spinal cord. If there is an imbalance in communication between the brain and any of the negative poles, health problems arise.
To find the imbalance in the system, the chiropractors feel for specific points on the head. These points are related to the six brain centers through nerve connections.
The Zone Technique focuses on restoring communication between the brain and spinal cord, promoting a natural healing response and restoring balance.
The Webster Technique for Pregnancy
The Webster Technique for pregnancy is a chiropractic adjustment designed to improve pelvic alignment and reduce stress on the uterus.
This gentle, non-invasive technique helps alleviate common pregnancy-related discomforts such as pelvic pain, lower back pain, and limited movement.
Restoring balance to the pelvis and encouraging proper baby positioning, may support easier labor and delivery.
Focused exams are included to understand your unique condition and ensure the most effective care.
Intersegmental traction is used to promote joint and muscle movement, speeding up recovery and enhancing comfort.
If you’re looking for relief during pregnancy, schedule your appointment today and take the first step toward a smoother, more comfortable pregnancy.