Our Services Offered

Chiropractic adjustment

The chiropractic adjustment, or joint manipulation, is a great treatment option for increasing mobility in restricted joints, decreasing pain, improving proprioceptive input to the nervous system, and more.

Treatments are tailored to each patient's specific needs.

Global movement screen

Through the use of our hands or certain instruments, we target trigger points and areas of tension to improve range of motion, and decrease pain.

Muscle/soft tissue therapy

The use of kinesiology tape or cupping may be utilized to influence movement patterns and decrease pain, especially for those tricky cutaneous nerve entrapments.

Corrective exercise

Taking an in-depth look at how you move your body can help us narrow down potential areas of concern. The SFMA and sport specific movements (e.g. golf swing) are most commonly used.

Injury rehabilitation

Old injuries (strains, sprains, tears) need load to heal properly and function better. Proper loading of the affected tissue and load-management are vital to this process.

The way we move can sometimes influence pain. We utilize DNS (dynamic neuromuscular stabilization) to teach your body how to move efficiently and in a way that puts minimal excess stress on sensitive tissues.

Cupping and taping

Strength training/sports performance

Neurodynamics

End-range joint assessment

Functional range conditioning

Sliding and tensioning relevant peripheral nerves can decrease symptoms and improve the function of nerves. This can be beneficial for conditions such as carpal tunnel or sciatica.

A combination of improving your functional deficits and using biomechanics to work around them can improve overall performance capabilities.

Having control of our joints through a full range of motion is crucial for overall joint health and resilience. These exercises stimulate all our articular receptors and downregulate pain receptors.

Staying in certain postures for extended time without movement can potentially lead to increased sensitivity of some joints. Moving these joints in specific directions can reduce pain and increase movement options