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therapist using the drop table technique on a patient
spinal cord
therapist using the drop table technique on a patient
spinal cord

CHIROPRACTIC

Chiropractic care is a holistic approach to treatment and primarily consists of manipulating the spine into proper alignment. The spine needs to be in perfect alignment in order for your body to receive the regular transmission of nerve impulses. This form of care allows your body to heal naturally and is usually patients primary resource for lower-back pain. Our team of trained professionals administer a range of highly-focused treatments that are tailored to each individual patient.

Conditions Commonly Treated: Headaches, Migraines, Scoliosis, Spinal Stenosis SI Joint Pain Golfers Elbow, Degenerative Discs, Low Back Pain, Sciatica, Neck Pain, Herniated Discs, TMJ, Pregnancy, Tennis Elbow, Vestibular Therapy(Vertigo), Sports Injuries, Work Injuries, and more.

flexion distraction table

FLEXION DISTRACTION TABLE

Flexion Distraction is a chiropractic technique used to treat many conditions of the lumbar spine. It is a non-surgical physical therapy technique aimed at increasing spinal motion and resolving disc bulges and disc herniation's. The treatment is excellent as a safe, gentle, non-force procedure and works well to take pressure off the spinal nerves that may be injured or dysfunctional.

ACTIVATOR TECHNIQUE

The activator technique is one of the most common therapeutic interventions used by chiropractors. The activator is a hand-held instrument that delivers a low-force impulse to specific trigger points. Because of how quick this instrument is, the body’s muscles do not have time to tense up. These low-force impulses help mobilize the spine and restore motion.

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Therapist using the drop table technique on a patient

DROP TABLE TECHNIQUE

The drop table technique is a safer and more effective way to perform spinal manipulation. The drop table was invented after Dr. J Clay Thompson noticed that his patients were seeing favorable results when using a “dropped” headpiece. After exploring the science behind why this could be, Thompson developed the table and accompanying technique that thousands of chiropractors use today.

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