A Chiropractor works to reduce the implications of spinal and postural misalignments. Doing so resets the brain and nervous system by realigning the spine with proper postural positioning. This takes physical stress off your spine, discs, and nerves. It also takes stress off of your spinal cord, allowing all of the energy to flow freely throughout the nervous system. This enhances the health of every cell, tissue, and organ in your body.

Yes! Chiropractors are good for your body and help improve your overall health. Many bodily conditions are caused by a nervous system that is not working at its optimal level. The spinal cord houses a good portion of the nervous system, and when vertebrae are out of alignment, pressure is put on the nerves coming out from the spinal cord that go to all the organs and tissues in the body. When proper alignment is restored to the spine, that unnecessary pressure is removed, allowing those organs and tissues to get the free flow of energy and messages they need to function at their best!

We offer various chiropractic services to help you live with less pain and a better quality of life. Here are some benefits that you may find at a chiropractic clinic:

• Spinal Manipulation: This is the critical type of treatment that chiropractors offer. During spinal manipulation (a chiropractic adjustment), chiropractors use their hands to apply gentle pressure to the spine, neck, or extremities. This gentle adjustive pressure usually relieves pain, improves range of motion, and promotes healing.

• Rehabilitation, Athletic Performance and More: We offer various services to help you recover from an injury, such as one resulting from an auto accident, enhance your overall health and well-being, or improve your overall fitness levels. These services may include postural corrective exercises, nutritional coaching, and lifestyle advice. We even offer corporate wellness training to help employees avoid on-the-job injuries and increase productivity. Contact us today to schedule a consultation!

Chiropractors work to restructure spinal structure and improve overall health and body function by getting to the root cause of what is going on to fix the problem. They start with a roadmap, a patient’s X-ray, to know how to help that patient improve his/her structure. 

Physiotherapists work to help their patients manage pain and improve balance, mobility, and motor function. They do this by stretching and strengthening muscles. This works great unless you are doing this to a compromised spinal structure, which can cause increased pain and discomfort. They do not take X-rays and, therefore, do not have a roadmap to help patients with spinal structural problems.