Because the spine and the body are so interconnected, all areas need to be taken into consideration for full recovery.
That is why we take a Wholistic approach and look to uncover the Cause, not just relieve the symptom.
Safe, effective and researched instrument adjusting of the spine or extremities is used when indicated to be of benefit for the patient.
“Permission-Based” This means the corrective adjustment is made only when the body indicates it is ready to receive the correction. There is testing before correction to assess the need and readiness, then after to verify that the body has fully assimilated the correction.
“Specific” This means the corrective adjustment is given only in the most optimum position and direction to achieve the best outcome for each person. We assess for the Primary causes of the imbalances within the body. When they are corrected the body will deal with all the secondary symptoms and compensation patterns.
“Low-Force” This means there is no forceful manipulation, no twisting or cracking of the spine and nothing painful or traumatic. The body is already trying to correct itself. Therefore, it just needs the right help, in the right direction with the right amount of force.
Through following these principles outlined above, the body is supported in getting on with the job of healing and restoring function.
That is why we take a Wholistic approach and look to uncover the Cause, not just relieve the symptom.
Safe, effective and researched instrument adjusting of the spine or extremities is used when indicated to be of benefit for the patient.
“Permission-Based” This means the corrective adjustment is made only when the body indicates it is ready to receive the correction. There is testing before correction to assess the need and readiness, then after to verify that the body has fully assimilated the correction.
“Specific” This means the corrective adjustment is given only in the most optimum position and direction to achieve the best outcome for each person. We assess for the Primary causes of the imbalances within the body. When they are corrected the body will deal with all the secondary symptoms and compensation patterns.
“Low-Force” This means there is no forceful manipulation, no twisting or cracking of the spine and nothing painful or traumatic. The body is already trying to correct itself. Therefore, it just needs the right help, in the right direction with the right amount of force.
Through following these principles outlined above, the body is supported in getting on with the job of healing and restoring function.