X-Ray:

“to see is to know” is our motto here. When we have the literal roadmap to your nervous system, we can see clearly what is going on, and how exactly we can best adjust you. A joint can move in 6 completely unique directions, and it’s our goal to have every adjustment be exactly what your body needs.

Instrumentation: we use a tool called the Nervoscope, or Delta-T. This tool is essentially a fancy thermometer that shows us exactly where the nerve pressure is. When there is nerve

pressure in the spine, heat will show up on the surface of the skin, and this tool allows us to objectively find it, every time.

Palpation: a healthy spine has healthy motion. When we start to lose healthy motion, that’s a sign that something is wrong. By moving the joints of your spine around, we can feel which

joint is problematic, and exactly what direction we need to provide and adjustment.

Symptomatology: while we don’t chase symptoms, they are incredibly helpful is allowing us to isolate exactly where we need to be focusing. Every nerve supplies a specific function of

the body, so when a symptoms shows up that correlates with where nerve pressure it, it helps build the case for where we need to be focusing.

Visualization: each and every one of us have a spine that is unique to us alone. That means that we all stand and move a little bit differently. How we stand and walk uncover so many

small details about what’s happening on the inside, so piecing together what we see posture wise, with what other clues we find additionally, helps us provide the absolute best

adjustment for you every time.