A technique focusing on the structural foundation of the vertebra and its relation to the intervertebral disc. Adjustments with the Gonstead technique are designed for maximum affect to the discs between the vertebra. This can be extremely beneficial for people with disc issues while also working to restore normal alignment and motion in the spine.

A technique that incorporates gravity and a person’s own body weight to assist in the adjustment. This is achieved with a special table with a drop mechanism to allow gravity to assist in the adjustment. This technique also has a system of analyzing the spine based on leg length discrepancies from side to side. All in all, this is a very comfortable way of being adjusted with great results.

A broad term used to describe many movements that are high velocity and low amplitude (HVLA) adjustments. This is an effective approach to adjusting the spine that doesn’t fit under the category of other techniques; which often have an accompanying system of analysis.

This technique has specific pelvic adjustments for pregnant women to help balance pelvic muscles and ligaments and potentially improve birth outcome. A fantastic technique to be used throughout pregnancy. Many women under chiropractic care report shorter and less painful labor time.