Chiropractic Care in St. Louis Park

Our St. Louis Park Chiropractors use adjustments in order to restore movement in a joint that is fixated, this allows for normal function and pain-free range of motion. Generally, this technique employs a painless and gentle pressure or a shallow thrust to restore optimal motion. These adjustments directly affect muscle and bone structures by reducing pain and increasing the normal range of motion.

Chiropractic Care in St. Louis Park Explained

To date, many studies of acupuncture and massage have proven its effectiveness, safety, and high levels of patient satisfaction. The U.S. Agency for Health Care Policy deemed this technique as the gold standard for treating low back pain. Since the agency’s initial findings, more research has been conducted on neck pain, headaches, carpal tunnel syndrome, and physical rehabilitation.

Acupuncture and massage have become a popular, effective, and safe treatment option for acute and chronic pain and problems of the spine, along with many other orthopedic conditions including shoulder pain, rotator cuff injury, arthritis of the knees and hips, elbow and wrist pain, tendonitis, ankle, and foot pain as well as other non-surgical bone, joint, and soft tissue condition.

Our team uses a wide variety of techniques that allow them to create a custom care plan for you so you can live pain-free! Our St. Louis Park team specializes in soft tissue techniques like Active Release Technique, Graston, Cupping, along with spinal decompression techniques like Flexion and Distraction. Our practice has everything you need to treat all of your aches and pain.

What to Expect

Your first visit:

Step 1 – Relieve
Initially the goals are to relieve your symptoms while improving function & mobility.

Step 2 – Reduce & Rehabilitate
Once your initial symptoms have been treated, the next step is to rehabilitate. During this process we start to release muscle adhesions in tight and overused muscles that cause restrictive movement patterns, while strengthening and stabilizing weak muscles in order to reduce the change of flare ups.

Step 3 – Restore
Restore structural balance, stabilize posture, while minimizing or absolving symptoms in order to maintain function, health and wellness and preventing further injury/degeneration.