Chiropractic Care

Our Signature Approach

Care in this office utilizes the best of both worlds combining passive interventions with active interventions to guide you carefully through your journey to health through the early stages of acute pain relief on to the later stages of improving strength, endurance, and flexibility to minimize the rist of re-injury.

Passive Therapies
Active Therapies
Sports Therapies
Manual Adjustments
Non-surgical Decompression
Manual and Instrumental-Assisted Myofascial Release
Activator Methods

Passive Therapies

Chiropractic adjustments
The activator method
Low force joint mobilization
Assisted stretching
Non-surgical spinal decompression
Myofascial cupping
TENS
Cryotherapy/ hydrocollator
Kinesiology tape

When a member of the practice enters the office for the first time, they typically need some type of therapy performed to reduce pain, swelling, or muscle spasm. The following passive therapies are provided based on each practice members needs: TENS- A small unit delivers electrical stimulation via either the placement of electrode pads or the Acu-stim pen near the are of complaint. The electricity stimulates the nerves breaking the pain and or muscle spasm cycle. Cupping Therapy- A form of Eastern Medicine, cupping involves creating suction on the skin and underlying tissues to improve adhesions between the layers of tissue. This allows for greater range of motion with less pain. Kinrdiology Tape-Kinesiology tape is an elastic tape primarily used to facilitate proper movement after receiving chiropractic care, but has many benefits that extend beyond facilitating proper movement to supporting unstable joints, reducing local swelling, and reducing the appearance of bruises. This tape is hypoallergenic and is wearable for up to 4 or 5 days.

Active Therapies

Therapeutic/rehabilitative exercise
Personal training for weight loss/wellness
Sport specific performance training
Group fitness
Fitness workshops
Nutritional coaching

Sports Performance

Drs James and Jayde strongly believe that movement is an important part of every person’s life. According to Greg Glassman, The CEO of Crossfit “The needs of an olympic athlete and our grandparents differ by degree, not by kind.”

What we interpret this to mean is that all humans are born to move freely and diversely, therefore any deficiency in human movement poses as a potential cause of disability and decreased quality of life.

Our mission is to improve human movement without the use of drugs or surgery, and to empower people on how to overcome the negative adaptations that our bodies are making in response to the daily physical, chemical, and emotional stressors that we all encounter.

Manual Adjustments

Chiropractic care is a natural approach commonly used to control neuromusculoskeletal complaints such as headaches, neck and back pain, arm and leg pain, dysfunction, and jaw pain.

Each adjustment is delivered with precision with the goal to restore motion in an otherwise restricted joint, inhibit the cycle of muscle spasm and pain, and improve overall function by reducing interference in the nervous system.

Non-Surgical Spinal Decompression

Manual decompression is a conservative form of hands on therapy that does more than alleviate spinal pain. This technique, also called Flexion-Distraction, utilizes a specifically designed chiropractic table and involves gentle stretching of the spine and its surrounding muscles and tissues. It has been proven successful in the management of complaints involving disc bulges, degenerative disc disease, facet syndrome, spinal canal stenosis, and scoliosis.

Manual and Instrumental-Assisted Myofascial Release

Myofascial adhesions and muscle dysfunction are commonly associated with restricted and hypermobile joints, which is why soft tissue is one integrate part of the care provided by our doctors. Hands-on techniques include ischemic compression and pin and stretch. Other tools used to help achieve our goals include scraping, percussive massage, and cupping. These techniques break up scar tissue and initiate the healing process to restore function.

Activator Methods

The Activator Method is an alternative to manual adjustments of the spine and extremities. It utilizes a specific protocol that has been widely researched in its safety and effectiveness of managing neuromusculoskeletal complaint. The hand-held tool delivers a gentle, yet effective adjustment to the spine and extremities improving join motion.