
“The doctor of the future will give no medicine, but will interest his patient in the care of the human frame, in diet, and in the cause and prevention of disease.” ~ Thomas Edison
What is CHiropractic?
What is Chiropractic?
The spine plays an essential role in communication between the brain and the body. Sensory receptors within the spinal joints continuously provide the nervous system with information needed to coordinate movement.
When spinal mobility or movement patterns become altered, the nervous system receives different sensory information, which may contribute to pain, impaired coordination, and other functional challenges.
At NeuroWorks Wellness Center, we use precise chiropractic adjustments and individualized treatment to improve spinal mobility, address neuromuscular dysfunction, and support health. Our approach goes beyond relieving symptoms to address the underlying mechanical and functional factors that may be contributing to them.
What to expect

Our
Techniques
Low-Force, Tonal, Specific, Neurological
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Tonal Techniques
We believe that the least amount of input into the nervous system is required to make the biggest impact. We utilize techniques that do not require "twisting or popping," which can increase the fight or flight response of the nervous system. Instead, we provide calm, gentle adjustments that enhance healing.
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Neuro-Emotional Technique
Not only do we focus on the mechanics of the spine and how it affects the nervous system, we also concern ourselves with your mental well-being. NET allows us to correct the emotional tie to the physical symptom by changing neural pathways.
02
Torque Release Technique
Our practitioners have advanced training in adjustment techniques that focus on areas of the spine that have direct input into the spinal cord via dural attachments. It is an instrument-driven technique that allows for precise care and distinguishes between primary and secondary areas of distortion.
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Upper Cervical Specific Care
Our doctors are experts of the head and neck. They specifically look at how the structure and function of the craniocervical junction work, as it has direct input to the brainstem. This area of the spine is delicate and highly involved in brain/neck injuries.
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