Throughout the aging process and daily wear and tear, the spine can become misaligned. However, a properly shaped spine is necessary for nerve signals and blood to flow effectively from the brain to every part of the body. To compensate for bad posture and the daily effects of gravity pushing us down, the body’s muscles may push and pull on different parts of the spine in an attempt to create an open pathway. This is what leads to many forms of neck and back pain people experience. Additionally, pinched nerves and blood vessels can cause organs to malfunction or wear down quicker over time. This also leads to many common diseases and conditions, regularly treated with medication today to simply treat the symptoms of the issue. However, through effective chiropractic care, as well as personal fitness, people of any age can improve their spinal health and train their bodies to retain the proper posture and form. Once properly aligned, vital blood flow and a cleared nervous system can ensure the body functions properly.

We are a goal-oriented and correction based chiropractic office. At our office, we emphasize optimal posture and spinal alignment as the primary goals of chiropractic care while simultaneously documenting improvements in pain and functional based outcomes. Simply put, we want to see you become well and we believe spinal correction is an important and critical step in that process. We use the Chiropractic Biophysics model which is cutting edge but also one of the foremost investigated techniques in Chiropractic. This treatment method involves 3 important procedures: E.A.T. Exercise, Adjustment, and Traction. The reason for postural mirror image exercises, adjustments, and traction procedures is to address all the tissues involved in spine and posture alignment. Unlike the relief or maintenance care phase, the E.A.T corrective care protocol is unique to CBP and to our Correction Care. We have treated a wide variety of conditions using this model, including neck pain, migraines, low back pain, hip pain, sciatica, and neuropathy! As a new patient, we would begin with spinal x-ray imaging using our state-of-the-art, digital x-ray system. This provides low dose radiation, clear pictures and immediate results for us to diagnose. We review these images with you during the same appointment to discuss a specific care plan for your needs.