Trigger point therapy involves applying pressure to specific points on muscles to alleviate pain and tension. These trigger points are often knots or tight areas within the muscle tissue. By targeting these points, therapists aim to release tension, improve circulation, and promote relaxation, providing relief from discomfort and improving mobility.

Activator Adjusting

This is hand-held instrumentation adjusting that delivers a quick, low-force impulse at specific points along the spine and extremities.

Impulse Adjusting

This is a hand-held instrumentation adjustment that produces a controlled force to deliver a precise chiropractic adjustment to the joints of the spine and extremities.

This is a full-spine approach that locates and corrects any interference to the nervous system caused by vertebral subluxation (misalignment), using specific positioning of the body to receive the manual adjustment.

Active mobilization in chiropractic care involves the patient actively participating in movements or exercises to improve joint function, flexibility, and strength. Unlike passive mobilization where the chiropractor applies external force, active mobilization requires the patient to perform controlled movements under guidance. It aims to enhance range of motion, reduce stiffness, and promote overall musculoskeletal health.

This technique uses a segmental “drop” table, whereby a specific table segment gently gives way as a manual thrust is delivered, which reduces the amount of thrust needed to manipulate a certain segment of the spine.

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