A chiropractic adjustment evaluates the entire body, examining how the nervous system, muscluar system, and skeletal system are working together. A healthy body has all of the systems within working together, and adapting to changes in the environment. If one system is not working optimally, the other systems will try to pick up the slack, resulting in dysfunction.

Chiropractic adjustments restore normal movement to the joints of the spine and extremities (knee, foot, wrist, etc) using various manual or instrument assisted techniques. Patient comfort is the highest priority while adjusting. If you're not comfortable, I'm not comfortable.

Various soft tissue techniques can also be applied to aid in the healing process following an adjustment, or to directly address a soft tissue injury. Soft tissue injuries most commonly occur with repetitive/overuse movements, or direct trauma to a tendon, ligament, or muscle group.