Chiropractic Services & Treatments

A chiropractic procedure done by trained specialist with the use of their hands or a small instrument to apply a controlled/sudden force to a spinal joint. The goal of this procedure is to correct structural alignment and improve the bodies physical function.

A soft tissue therapy that uses the specialist's hands to break up soft tissue adhesions, scar tissue and altered connective tissue. This technique increases blood flow, range of motion, and promotes healing.

Cupping is a therapeutic process using a glass, ceramic, bamboo, or plastic cup to create suction on the skin. Cupping increases blood circulation on target areas where the cups are placed, relieving muscle tension and promoting cell repair. 

Manual technique through the use of instruments or tools to assist with the identification and/or treatment of movement dysfunction caused by pain or changes to the soft tissue structures (muscles, ligaments, tendons, fascia).

A thin needle that is inserted into myofascial trigger points stimulating an inflammatory response to speed up recovery at a musculoskeletal level.

Active rehab generally comprises three important phases: pain relief, strengthening, and functional integration. Through the use of integrating corrective care exercises patient respond well and get back to pre-injury well-being.