Services Our main focus is the spinal adjustment which is used to treat a number of conditions such as low and midback pain, headaches, neck pain, and various other musculoskeletal disorders. A spinal adjustment is the process of returning the vertebra of the spine to its' normal position and function. Doctors of Chiropractic are the only health care providers trained to deliver the chiropractic spinal adjustment. Additionally, we offer the following services: Laser therapy - embraced to treat conditions such as acute, sub-acute, and chronic pain, back pain, bursitis, carpal tunnel, arthritis pain, fibromyalgia, ligament sprains, tendonitis, tennis elbow, soft tissue injuries, muscle strain, and more. Soft tissue therapies to reduce pain and relieve muscle spasm. We also use Active Therapeutic Motion which often brings instant relief and increased pain free range of motion. Exercise to help increase muscle strength and tissue flexibility Interferential and ultrasound therapies to provide additional pain relief and enhanced healing. Employee health and fitness training for reduction of work-related injuries. We can put on a seminar at your workplace on a variety of health related subjects. Nutritional counseling. Dietary deficiencies contribute to a host of disorders prevalent in today's society. We carry top quality nutritional supplements to help resolve imbalances that may be inhibiting your progress toward optimum health. Lifestyle modification recomendations. Over time, continued unhealthy choices can result in serious illness or disability. We can help identify unhealthy patterns and suggest strategies for improvement. Golf and Chiropractic There are several avenues of care that chiropractors can offer golfers, including spinal adjustments, preventive swing advice, rehabilitation exercises and anti-inflammatory nutrition. Spinal adjustments are known to be effective in reducing pain and improving spinal mobility. However, as we've all heard before, "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure." With this in mind, it is important to adopt a short backswing that reduces spinal rotation: A short swing with less spinal rotation gives a golfer more control of the golf club and club head throughout the swing, which translates into better control of the golf ball. Research has demonstrated that short backswings achieved the same clubhead speed at ball impact as long backswings. A short backswing will help to minimize the torsional stress in the lumbar spine. To achieve this, golfers should keep their shoulders and pelvis parallel to each other throughout the majority of the golf swing.