
Supportive Therapies
Massage Therapy
- A technique using the hands by kneading and stroking soft tissue to relax the muscles.
- Used to reduce swelling, muscle mobilization, helps joint and muscle function, improves circulation and speeds the healing process.
- Improves immune system functioning.
- Relieves the effects of stress.
- Improves blood circulation.
- Speeds recovery from strenuous physical activity.

Exercise Therapy
- Stretching and strengthening used to rehabilitate injured or weakened muscles that support the spine.
- Will help prevent relapse of condition and reduce frequency of spinal adjustments.
- Helps to increase range of motion, retrains damaged muscles and ligaments, speeds recovery and helps to hold spinal adjustments.

Ultrasound
- A therapeutic treatment that uses high frequency sound waves to soft tissues of the body.
- We use a gel to conduct the sound waves to the tissue. Most patients feel nothing during the therapy other than the cool gel.
- Treatment time is about 10 minutes.
- Used for many sports injuries – especially on shoulders, elbows, knees, and ankles.
- The therapy increases blood flow, relaxes muscles and speeds the healing process.

Muscle Stim
- Electrical current that is administered to the site of soft tissue injury to help control pain.
- Patients feel a slight tingling sensation.
- Used to reduce pain, decrease swelling, strengthen muscles, and speed healing.
- Treatment time is about 15 minutes.

DTS Spinal Decompression Therapy
- Relieves pressure from discs, joints and muscular tissues.
- A pain free alternative with a high rate of success.
- Therapy sessions are typically less than 20 minutes.
- Most patients experience relief with as few as 6-10 treatments.

Foot Levelers Custom Orthotics
- Spinal Pelvic Stabilizers
- Help hold your chiropractic adjustments in place.
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