Chiropractic Techniques

Diversified - Full Spine Technique

Full spine technique is one of the most widely used forms of chiropractic adjustments. The focus is on restoration to normal biomechanical function, and correction of subluxations (misalignments) through a high velocity, low amplitude thrust that usually results in the cavitation of a joint (popping noise).

This technique is frequently used to relieve neck pain, sciatica, tennis or golfers elbow, correct posture and treat scoliosis.

Activator

The Activator is a tool that allows adjustments without clicking or popping of the joints. Often used for children, anyone with bone density loss, small joints such as wrists and feet, or anyone who prefers adjustments without the "pop"

Thompson Drop Technique

Thompson technique uses a special segmented treatment table to help adjust spinal subluxations using less adjusting force. The ability to adjust a segment while the joint is in motion makes this technique especially effective and safe for those with a history of disc herniations, spinal fusions, osteoporosis, and children.

Extremity Adjusting

  • An extremity adjustment is a realignment and proper rehabilitation of extremity joints. Extremity joints are any joints outside of the spine, including hips, knees, ribs, shoulders, elbows, wrists, hands, ankles, feet, and even fingers and toes.
  • Benefits include improved flexibility, pain reduction, stronger joints, and minimizes the likelihood of overuse injuries to the arms, hands, legs, and feet.