Chiropractic Adjustments

Diversified Technique

This is the most commonly utilized chiropractic adjustment technique. It involves the application of a specific, high-velocity, low-amplitude thrust to spinal or other joint segments exhibiting restricted motion, with the goal of restoring normal joint biomechanics, improving alignment, and eliminating neurological interference affecting the central nervous system.

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Thompson Technique

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The Thompson Drop Technique utilizes a specialized drop table to assist joint motion during an adjustment. A quick, controlled thrust is delivered simultaneously as the table section drops, allowing for a precise and effective correction. This technique enables safe, specific, and comfortable joint adjustments while minimizing the force required and reducing the need for twisting or rotational positioning.

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Activator Technique

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The Activator Methods Chiropractic Technique is a low-force, instrument-assisted approach that utilizes a handheld, spring-loaded device to deliver a precise mechanical impulse to specific joint segments. Due to its controlled force and high level of specificity, this technique is considered extremely safe and is commonly used for infants, children, elderly patients, individuals with conditions such as osteoporosis, and patients who prefer a non-forceful alternative to manual adjustments. Its safety profile and clinical effectiveness have contributed to its widespread use as the most commonly utilized instrument-assisted chiropractic technique worldwide.​