The most commonly used chiropractic adjustive technique; this approach is used by most chiropractors.  The “foundation principle” explains how a subluxation pattern in one area of the spine can produce compensatory changes in another

A Thorough Evaluation

After studying your health history, we conduct a complete examination. This generally includes spinal X-rays and precise analysis.  Using a digital camera, postural analysis is performed which helps the doctor determine subluxation and muscle stress patterns in the spine.  Finally, we use our fingertips to “palpate” or feel the location of individual bones and how they may differ from their normal position.

Full Spine Correction

With a complete picture of your spine it’s time to make the needed corrections.

To adjust your lower spine and pelvis, we’ll have you lie on your side. Subluxations in the middle back are corrected as you assume a comfortable kneeling position. When you are seated, we can restore the integrity of your spine without twisting or rotating your neck.

Sometimes you’ll hear a slight “popping” sound that we call cavitation.

Safe and Effective

The Diversified Technique is acknowledged as one of the safest systems of evaluating and caring for the spine.

• Popping Sound