The Objective of Chiropractic is to detect and correct vertebral subluxations. A Subluxation, simply, is a vertebrae that is misaligned and/or not moving correctly that interferes in the normal function of the nerve system. Subluxations can lead to pain, incoordination, dysfunction, and disease. Our goal for our patients is not just the absence of pain but 100% function and coordination of all aspects of the body, mind and spirit. The primary way we accomplish our goals is through the chiropractic adjustment, through education, and as necessary referrals to appropriate adjunct modalities/professions. The Chiropractic adjustment is a gentle, specific force to reduce the subluxation and restore clear communication in the nervous system, to restore harmonious function.

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The objective of thermographic scanning is to detect and monitor the effects of vertebral subluxations on the nervous system. The Tytron is a precise instrument that measures the skin temperature on both sides of the spine, giving us an objective reading of how the nerve system is functioning. Because the autonomic nervous system controls blood flow and therefore skin temperature, uneven readings can reveal areas where a subluxation is interfering with normal nerve communication, often before symptoms ever appear. Our goal in using the Tytron is not simply to chase pain, but to gather clear, reproducible data on the health and balance of the nervous system as a whole. The scan guides us in determining when an adjustment is needed and lets us confirm that the body is holding its correction and returning to harmonious function over time.

Chiropractic x-ray gives us a clear, detailed view of your spine so that every adjustment is precise, specific, and safe. These images reveal the exact position and alignment of the vertebrae, showing us the size and direction of a subluxation in a way that hands and eyes alone cannot. They also allow us to rule out conditions that may need attention before any adjustment is given, such as fractures, arthritis, or other underlying issues. Rather than guessing, we use what we see to tailor each correction to your unique spinal structure. The goal is not simply to take pictures, but to understand exactly how your spine is built and how it has been affected by subluxation, so we can restore proper alignment and clear communication in the nervous system as accurately as possible.