- Chiropractic Adjustments$1+We seek out the exact needs of each patient and are thorough in determining whether or not your body needs a chiropractic adjustment. We provide specific, gentle chiropractic care.
- Spinal AdjustmentsYour chiropractor will not only detect and minimize VSC, but, once the spinal bones are back in their normal position and have regained their natural function, he or she will try to prevent the problem from recurring. Chiropractic treatments, particularly spinal adjustments, can be used to treat VSC and ward off its associated symptoms.
- SubluxationChiropractic is my passion and I am always striving for excellence in the science, art and philosophy of this amazing profession so I can pass it on to you. Giving, loving and serving you all is a huge motivation for me. My intention is for people to live healthy, subluxation-free lives, have 100% life expression and optimal functioning bodies!
- Manipulation TherapyManual manipulation of the spine and other joints in the body have been around for a long time. Ancient writings from China and Greece dating between 2700 B.C. and 1500 B.C. mention spinal manipulation and the maneuvering of the lower extremities to ease low back pain. In fact, Hippocrates, the famous Read more
- Chiropractic Injury TreatmentMost insurance plans, HSAs and Flex spending plans are accepted at our office. We also accept auto accident and personal injury cases.
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- AcupunctureIn the residential treatment of the chemically dependent a major clinical problem is retaining the dependent person in treatment long enough to initiate the recovery process. Following the abrupt discontinuation of high-dose chemical use, the subject may experience lethargy, pain, dysphoria, and sleep disturbances, culminating in anxiety and depression. Because of the known calming effect of auriculotherapy (ear acupuncture) a randomized study of auriculotherapy versus a capsule placebo group was carried out in a residential setting among 66 residential patients. In addition to the traditional Shen Men, Sympathetic, and Kidney points, the Limbic system, Brain, and Zero points were incorporated in the treatment of the acupuncture group. Completion rates were analyzed by multivariate logistic regression. Patients who completed at least 10 days of auriculotherapy and did not receive intercurrent medications were more likely to complete the 30 day residential program than were patients in the comparison group (odds ratio =9.68, p=0.026). This study suggested that non-medication based treatment could have a positive effect on retention in a residential program. Based on these results, a randomized, placebo controlled, single blind study utilizing subluxation-based chiropractic care (Torque Release Technique) was implemented in the same residential setting. Three groups were randomized: active treatment comprising daily adjustments to correct vertebral subluxations using the Integrator adjusting instrument but set to deliver zero force with no direction while maintaining the audible click; and, a usual care group who followed the general policies of the residential program. A total of 98 subjects (14 female and 84 male) were enrolled after giving informed consent. The chiropractic and usual care groups each had 33 subjects (5 females each) while the placebo group had 32 subjects (4 females). At baseline the Spielberger State Anxiety scores were 50.0 + 1.9 for the Active group, 45.3 + 2.5 for the Placebo group, and 42.8 + 2.0 for the Usual Care group. The Active and Usual Care groups were significantly different at baseline (p<0.05). The corresponding scores on the Beck's Depression Inventory were 18.6 + 1.6, 21.0 + 1.8, and 16.7 + 2.0 respectively. All of the Active group completed the 28-day program, while only 24 (75%) of the Placebo group and 19 (56%) of the Usual Care group completed 28 days. These completion rates are significantly different than that for the Active group (p<0.05). A Kaplan-Meier survival analysis showed that the probability of retention in the Placebo and Usual Care groups was less than that for the Active treatment group (Log Rank Test, p<0.001). At four weeks the Spielberger State Anxiety scores were 32.0 + 1.6 for the Active group, 42.5 + 3.0 for Placebo group, and 33.1 + 3.7 for the Usual Care group. The Active and Placebo groups were significantly different at four weeks (p<0.05), with the Active group showing a significant
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