Diversified Technique
The Diversified Technique is one of the most common and effective chiropractic methods used to restore proper movement and alignment to the spine. Using gentle, precise hands-on adjustments, this technique helps correct areas of restriction or subluxation that can interfere with how your nervous system functions.
By improving spinal motion and communication between the brain and body, the Diversified Technique can help reduce pain, improve mobility, and support overall health and well-being.
Thomposon Drop Technique
The Thompson Drop Technique is a gentle, effective chiropractic method that uses a specialized adjusting table with sections that slightly drop during an adjustment. The quick, light drop helps your chiropractor deliver a precise adjustment with less force while still restoring proper alignment and movement in the spine.
This technique is designed to reduce tension, improve nervous system function, and make adjustments more comfortable for patients of all ages.
Activator Method Technique
The Activator Methods Technique uses a small, handheld instrument called the Activator to deliver gentle and precise adjustments to the spine or joints. This method allows your chiropractor to restore proper alignment and improve nervous system function without twisting or cracking.
It’s a comfortable, low-force technique that’s ideal for patients who prefer a lighter touch or have sensitive areas—while still providing effective, targeted results.
Other Therapies/Modalities Offered
Percussion Therapy/Massage Gun
Before an adjustment, we may use a handheld massage gun to gently relax tight muscles and improve blood flow. This helps reduce tension around the spine, making your adjustment more comfortable and effective.
By loosening the muscles first, your body is better prepared to receive the adjustment and hold the correction longer, supporting better overall results.
Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization/Graston Technique
Before an adjustment, we may use stainless steel instruments to gently break up tension and restrictions in the muscles and fascia. This technique—often called the Graston Technique—helps improve mobility, reduce tightness, and promote better healing in the soft tissues.
By addressing muscle and fascia tension first, your body can respond more effectively to the chiropractic adjustment and maintain proper alignment more easily.
Cupping Therapy
Cupping is a gentle soft tissue technique that uses suction cups to lift and loosen tight muscles and fascia. This helps increase blood flow, reduce tension, and promote relaxation in the targeted area.
When used before an adjustment, cupping helps prepare the body by easing muscle tightness, allowing for a smoother, more effective chiropractic adjustment.