We treat a range of health issues, particularly those related to the musculoskeletal system. This includes conditions such as:

1. Back and neck pain – Often due to spinal misalignments, injuries, or poor posture.

2. Sciatica – Pain radiating along the sciatic nerve, usually caused by compression or irritation of the nerve.

3. Herniated or bulging discs – Disc problems that can cause pain, numbness, and reduced mobility.

4. Headaches and migraines – Often linked to spinal tension or misalignment.

5. Joint pain and stiffness – In the shoulders, hips, knees, and other areas.

6. Chronic pain – Managing long-term pain conditions related to nerve or spinal issues.

7. Sports injuries – Recovery and rehabilitation for athletes.

8. Whiplash and auto accident injuries – Especially neck injuries sustained from car accidents.

9. Nerve pain – Neurological issues stemming from spinal or muscular problems.

They focus on a holistic approach to chiropractic care, aiming to restore proper alignment, reduce pain, and improve overall function and mobility.

We also treats pediatric and pregnancy patients.

We provide specialized care for pregnant women, focusing on relieving discomfort, improving pelvic alignment, and supporting a healthier pregnancy.

For pediatric patients, they address issues such as colic, ear infections, sleep problems, and general spinal health to support proper growth and development.

Our holistic approach emphasizes gentle adjustments tailored to the needs of both pregnant women and children.

The Torque Release Technique (TRT) is a specific chiropractic method designed to correct spinal misalignments, also known as subluxations, through gentle and precise adjustments.

TRT is known for being a low-force technique, making it comfortable for a wide range of patients, including those who might be sensitive to more traditional chiropractic adjustments.

Here are some key aspects of TRT:

1. Gentle and Precise: TRT uses a handheld instrument called the Integrator, which delivers a specific, low-force adjustment to the spine. The adjustment is designed to realign the spine with minimal discomfort, focusing on very precise points.

2. Neurological Focus: TRT emphasizes the role of the nervous system in overall health. By correcting misalignments in the spine, TRT aims to restore the flow of communication between the brain and the body, helping the nervous system function optimally.

3. Non-Invasive: Unlike manual adjustments, TRT does not involve twisting or cracking of the spine. Instead, the Integrator delivers a quick and accurate adjustment to the specific area that needs correction.

4. Scientific Approach: TRT is based on the principles of spinal correction, using a mix of traditional chiropractic techniques and modern neurological research. It’s designed to be highly reproducible and measurable, which appeals to both chiropractors and patients looking for a scientifically grounded approach.

5. Versatile: TRT is often used for a wide variety of conditions, including chronic pain, back and neck problems, headaches, and even certain neurological conditions. It is also safe for children, pregnant women, and elderly patients due to its gentle nature.

Overall, the Torque Release Technique is popular among chiropractors for its effectiveness in treating subluxations while being gentle enough for those who might be uncomfortable with more traditional adjustment techniques.

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No, the Torque Release Technique (TRT) is not typically painful. It is known for being a gentle, low-force chiropractic technique. The adjustments are made using a small handheld instrument called the Integrator, which delivers quick, precise, and light adjustments to specific points on the spine.

Because the method doesn’t involve any twisting, cracking, or heavy manipulation of the spine, most patients experience it as comfortable and even relaxing. In fact, TRT is often preferred for individuals who may be more sensitive to traditional manual adjustments, such as children, pregnant women, and the elderly.

Some patients may feel slight pressure at the point of adjustment, but it’s generally not associated with pain.