They are both university-trained to diagnose and treat musculoskeletal conditions, though their approaches may differ slightly. Chiropractors focus on the alignment and function of your spine and the body parts connected to it. It’s true that 'everything is connected.' Understanding these connections and knowing how to restore what has been lost is where chiropractic expertise comes in.

Chiropractors are known for their skills in delivering spinal adjustments, also referred to as spinal manipulative therapy. Your spine consists of 24 vertebral segments, each of which should move freely in six directions. Chiropractors identify the dysfunctional spinal segment and apply a quick, controlled thrust in a specific direction to restore function at the segmental level.

Your body is a complex system of interconnected parts. When there is dysfunction in your spine, it can create a ripple effect, causing issues in muscles, ligaments, tendons, nerves, and other parts of the body, and vice versa. Chiropractors thoroughly assess your body, and if spinal dysfunction is found to be contributing to your condition, they may recommend adjustments as an intervention.

Our chiropractors will listen carefully to understand your concerns and work to identify the possible cause of your pain and discomfort. To establish an accurate diagnosis, a thorough examination will be conducted. You will be informed of the findings and given the opportunity to ask any questions you may have about your condition. If the Chiropractor determines that chiropractic treatment would be appropriate for your condition, they will work with you to formulate a treatment and/or rehabilitation plan that works best for you and achieves your goals