Our Services
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Chiropractic Adjustments
A chiropractic adjustment is a gentle, specific manual technique used to improve joint motion, reduce stiffness, and support healthy nervous system function. The goal is to address restricted or dysfunctional segments in the spine & peripherals with a controlled and precise force.
Adjusting techniques
Diversified technique
Gonstead technique
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Low-force Techniques
Low‑force techniques use gentle, controlled movements to improve joint motion and reduce tension without the traditional manual style of adjustment. The method are ideal for patients who prefer a softer approach or who require a more delicate method due to complex medical history, sensitivity, or specific conditions.
Common Low-Force Techniques
Drop Table
Activator Method
Mobilisation Techniques
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Soft Tissue Techniques
Soft tissue techniques focus on the muscles, fascia, and connective tissues that support healthy movement. Chiropractors use these methods to reduce tension, improve mobility, and complement spinal adjustments for a more complete treatment approach.
Common Soft Tissue Techniques
Neurodynamic Flossing
Post-Isometric Relaxation - PIR
Propioceptive Neuromuscular Fascilitation - PNF
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Post-Operative Rehabilitation
Post‑operative rehabilitation supports patients as they recover from surgery by restoring mobility, rebuilding strength, and helping them return to comfortable, confident movement. Care is structured to the type of surgery, the stage of healing, and the patient’s goals.
Common procedures rehabilitation
Spinal surgery
Fracture repairs
Tendon or ligament repairs
Joint repair or replacements (shoulder, knee, hip or ankle)
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Workers Compensation Serivces
Workers compensation chiropractic care supports injured workers as they recover from work‑related injuries, restore functional capacity, and safely return to work. Care is structured around the worker’s injury, their stage of healing, and their return‑to‑work goals. Treatment focuses on reducing pain, improving mobility, rebuilding strength, and restoring confidence in everyday movement.
Common Work-Related Injuries We Support
Spinal injuries care
Post-fracture conservative care
Joint injuries and post-surgical recovery
