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We use a number of highly effective, heavily researched adjusting techniques to improve the health of your spine and nervous system. Dr. Marcus is trained in both manual and instrument based techniques which allows us to best serve you and your family. The approach we use is based on your specific situation and health goals.

Torque Release Technique

Torque Release Technique is the most up-to-date, scientifically researched technique available. It incorporates 7 of the top techniques in chiropractic to determine areas of tension along the spinal cord. TRT focuses on the vital connection points between the spinal cord and vertebra. By gently adjusting these areas, we are able to change the degree of tension on the central nervous system allowing optimal communication from the brain to the rest of the body. TRT helps improve your overall “state of well being”. With this, practice members notice less pain along with improvement with anxiety, digestion, sleep, addiction and so much more! A major bonus of TRT is it’s gentle approach.

Webster Technique

Subluxations in the sacrum and pelvis are extremely common during pregnancy as the baby is growing and developing. Improper function can interfere with the babies ability to assume a normal head-down position as well as cause discomfort for mom throughout pregnancy. The Webster Technique is a system of analysis and adjusting which helps correct subluxations in the sacrum and pelvis leading to improved nerve function to the reproductive organs, less aches/pains and optimal space for baby to grow, develop and pass through during the birthing process. The Webster Technique helps moms have a more enjoyable pregnancy and helps baby have the smoothest birthing process possible!

Diversified Technique

Diversified technique uses specific, manual adjustments to the spine or extremity joints. The direction, angle, depth and torque used is based on a thorough analysis and understanding of spinal mechanics. Certain adjustments may produce an audible “popping sound” as fluid pressure changes in the joint capsule; however, an audible pop has no significance as to the effectiveness of the adjustment. While improving spinal mechanics can reduce nervous system interference, virtually all joints of the body can be adjusted to help restore proper range of motion and decrease pain.

How is your nervous system functioning?