Gonstead Technique: This method emphasizes a specific analysis of the spine using X-rays and other diagnostic tools. The adjustments are often targeted and precise, focusing on the problematic areas identified through the examination.

Diversified Technique: This is a widely used chiropractic technique that involves manual adjustments of the spine and other joints. Chiropractors using the Diversified technique make adjustments based on a thorough assessment of the patient's spine and specific needs.

Logan Basic Technique: The primary focus of Logan Basic Technique is the sacrum. Chiropractors using this technique apply light pressure to specific points on the sacrum to release tension and promote balance in the musculoskeletal system. In addition to sacral adjustments, Logan Basic practitioners may incorporate soft tissue work. This can include gentle massage or stretching of the muscles around the sacrum and lower back.

Thompson Drop Technique: This technique involves the use of a specialized chiropractic table with drop-away sections. The chiropractor applies a quick thrust to the joint, and the table drops slightly to assist in the adjustment. This is designed to minimize the force required for the adjustment.

Activator Methods: This is a low-force chiropractic technique that uses a handheld device, known as an activator, to deliver a quick and precise impulse to specific joints. It is often used as an alternative to manual adjustments, especially for patients who prefer gentler methods.

Craniosacral Therapy: While not exclusive to chiropractic, some chiropractors incorporate craniosacral therapy into their practice. This technique involves the manipulation of the skull and its cranial sutures, as well as the sacrum, to improve the flow of cerebrospinal fluid and promote overall health.

Flexion-Distraction Technique: This technique involves the use of a specialized table that gently stretches and decompresses the spine. It is commonly used to treat conditions such as disc herniations, sciatica, and spinal stenosis.

Decompression Therapy: This method involves the use of a mechanical traction device to gently stretch the spine, relieving pressure on the spinal discs. It is often used to treat conditions such as herniated discs and facet joint syndrome.

Webster Technique: a specific chiropractic adjustment method designed to help pregnant women. It focuses on balancing the pelvis and reducing any restrictions or tension in the lower back and hips. The technique aims to optimize the position of the baby and encourage proper fetal alignment, particularly when the baby is in breech or other malpositioned positions. By addressing misalignments in the sacrum and pelvis, the Webster Technique can improve overall comfort, reduce labor complications, and support a smoother delivery process. It is a safe, non-invasive option for expectant mothers.

At our clinic, we understand the critical role that precise and timely diagnostic imaging plays in healthcare. That's why we are proud to offer digital X-ray services, providing our patients with accurate and detailed images to support their healthcare journey.

Experience Relaxation and Recovery at our clinic with our passive care modalities

Our Passive Care Modalities Include:

Electric Muscle Stimulation (EMS): Our Electric Muscle Stimulation therapy delivers gentle electrical pulses to targeted muscle groups. This non-invasive treatment aids in muscle recovery, reduces tension, and promotes overall relaxation.

Hydrocollator Packs: Try out our hydrocollator packs. These therapeutic heat packs are strategically applied to areas of tension, providing comfort and alleviating muscle stiffness. The heat promotes blood circulation, easing discomfort and fostering a sense of rest.

Massage Chairs: Our massage chairs are designed to mimic the hands-on approach of a professional massage, these chairs target key pressure points, releasing tension and promoting a sense of calm.

• Dry needling targets trigger points or tight muscles to relieve pain and improve mobility.

• Reduces muscle tension and alleviates pain from conditions like chronic pain and myofascial pain syndrome.

• Promotes blood circulation and accelerates muscle healing.

• Enhances flexibility and range of motion, aiding recovery from injuries.

• Releases endorphins, contributing to pain relief and relaxation.

• Offers an effective alternative or complement to other chiropractic methods.

• Swedish massage

• Deep Tissue

• Hot Stone

• Foot Reflexology