There are over 200 types of chiropractic adjustments.
Dr. Mike utilizes several non-manipulative techniques that are the most gentle and effective techniques available.
Torque Release Technique
Torque Release Technique uses an instrument called the integrator, which is an FDA-approved adjusting instrument. This technique recreates what the hands were meant to do – only it’s faster and more effective. The adjustments reduce blockages and tension in the spinal system; in turn, releasing trapped, unresolved patterns between the body/mind and facilitating reintegration of the nervous system. This technique has helped in the treatment of depression and addiction as well as chronic pain. The best part about this is that your body continues to make corrections even after you get off the table.
Network Spinal Analysis (NSA)
This hands-on technique consists of a series of gentle touches applied precisely along the spine. These touches free energy that has been trapped by life’s stressors; thus cuing the brain to release old tension patterns and allow proper communication with the body. Once this communication is restored, our bodies breathe, move and stretch more easily, in turn reducing stiffness and overall discomfort.
Impulse IQ
The Impulse IQ is one of the newest technological advances in chiropractic care. When the instrument is applied to the subluxated area, it applies a gentle thrust or tap at the ideal frequency to maximize motion while changing frequencies in real-time as motion improves. The Impulse IQ has patented technology that ceases the adjustment mobility is maximized. Instant feedback of the patient’s response to the adjustment is also provided.
Spinal Corrective Care
Spinal corrective consists of a series of adjustments to restore a patient’s spine to its healthiest position, and then teaches them how to maintain it for a lifetime. Corrective care is like orthodontics for the spine. The process includes gentle adjustments along with specific exercises to regain proper spinal alignment. In order to monitor the changes in the structure, the doctor will perform pre and post x-rays. Put simply, the structure of your spine affects the function of the body. In order to achieve optimum health, proper spinal structure and integrity is vital.