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Chiropractic is based on the theory that fixated or misaligned vertebrae (the bones that make up the spine) can have a harmful affect on the nervous system, affecting how certain nerve signals are transmitted to and from the brain. This is not only detrimental to the muscles and joints of the human body, but may also affect the organs, including the brain itself.

Since Chiropractic began, many advances have been made in our knowledge of the human body and how Chiropractic care can affect it. Chiropractic has continuously shown itself to be extremely effective at treating many of the diseases and injuries that can befall us including, but not limited to, acute and chronic back and neck pain, headaches, muscle/tendon/ligament injuries, ‘whiplash’ injuries, etc.

As chiropractors, our main focus is on conditions of the spine, but we also treat other joints in the body, such as shoulders, knees, ankles and wrists. We address not only the joint dysfunction of many conditions, but we also work on the muscular aspect. Chiropractic is also one of the safest treatments in modern healthcare, with none of the risks that are associated with drugs or surgery.