Chiropractic adjustments
Dr. Steve has provided chiropractic care to new born babies, 100 year old patients and competitive athletes. Each with their own specific spinal needs and challenges. As a result, he is able to treat a diverse group of people.
Here are some of the chiropractic techniques available
- Network chiropractic – This is a method of care that focuses on connecting with the nervous system. In other words, it frees the spinal tension that causes misalignment.
- BGI – Bio-Geometric Integration is an integrative approach to the science, philosophy, and art of chiropractic. It provides chiropractors with a greater understanding of the body’s innate geometry and connectivity. As a result, they are able to effectively release subluxations. Therefore, the effectiveness of each adjustment is increased.
- SOT – This technique restores a functional relationship between the head, the pelvis, and the spine. These structures protect our central nervous system. As a result, the nervous system functions at a higher level.
- Activator Technique – An activator is an instrument used to manipulate joints. The technique uses leg-length to determine where and when to adjust. Additionally, it helps discern when not to perform an adjustment.
- Thompson Technique – This is a full-spine adjusting technique. It emphasizes high-velocity, low amplitude, and some low-force procedures. In addition, it commonly uses the “drop table” during adjustments.
- Full Spine – This is an ancient practice. Full spine adjustments are specific forms of manipulation. It is based on restoring the structural integrity of the spine. The technique is often associated with a popping of the joints. However, it is described as providing immediate feelings of pain relief.
Please call the office with questions. 978.448.WELL (9355)
Spinal Self Care
***Temporarily unavailable due to COVID restrictions***
Two Monday evenings per month
6:00 pm
Free – Open to the Public
Registration Required.
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