Every course of care will be tailored to each patient's needs - some people prefer not to have the joints pop, for example.

This is why I have numerous techniques that I employ to best suit each situation
-Diversified -Drop Technique -Flexion-Distraction -Tool-Assisted -And more

With new patients and people new to chiropractic care in general, I take my time explaining what it is that I'm doing and why. Often this helps my patients understand more about what their body is trying to tell them - By taking the time to listen to how your body whispers, you don't have to hear it scream.

An adjustment is one of the techniques I can utilize which generates more fluid, pain-free motion in the joint being targeted. This is accomplished by bringing the region being addressed to tension before applying a short impulse. I try to find the most effective way to encourage the most positive change with these corrections.

Another tool at my disposal would be muscle work. While massage therapy looks to relax the muscles, trigger point therapy is a bit different. Myofascial trigger points, also known as muscle knots, can be painful and problematic for many people experiencing musculoskeletal pain. Direct compression of these points serve to release these spots in a similar way to how someone could attend to a muscle cramp - the difficulty comes with tracking down the true culprit for your symptoms.