Therapies we use:

Chiropractic Adjustments

Neurological Rehab

Functional Movement Training

Mobility & Muscle Release Therapies 

Cupping

A chiropractic adjustment helps restore proper movement and alignment to the spine and other joints, which reduces irritation to the nervous system. By improving how the brain and body communicate, adjustments can decrease pain, improve mobility, enhance muscle function, and support the body’s natural ability to heal and perform at its best.

Neurological brain-based rehab helps patients by retraining how the brain processes and responds to information from the body. Through specific exercises and activities, it strengthens weak neural pathways, restores proper communication between the brain and body, and improves functions like balance, coordination, focus, and movement. This targeted approach can address the root cause of symptoms—leading to longer-lasting results, better performance, and improved overall quality of life. 

Functional movement training focuses on improving how your body moves in real-life activities, not just in isolated exercises. It strengthens the muscles, joints, and movement patterns you use every day—like bending, lifting, twisting, and reaching—so you can move more efficiently, prevent injury, and perform at your best in both daily life and athletic activities.

Mobility training is essential for athletes because it ensures joints can move through their full, healthy range of motion with strength and control. This not only improves performance—allowing for more powerful, efficient, and precise movements—but also reduces the risk of injury, speeds recovery, and helps maintain long-term joint health. Without good mobility, strength and speed are limited, and movement becomes less efficient over time.

Cupping helps restore normal function by increasing blood flow, loosening tight muscles and fascia, and stimulating the body’s natural healing response. The suction gently lifts the skin and underlying tissues, which can reduce tension, improve mobility, flush out metabolic waste, and promote better nutrient delivery to the area—allowing muscles and joints to move more freely and efficiently.