Adjusting Patients for almost 20 years
Chiropractic
Chiropractic care focuses on restoring proper joint movement and alignment, especially when joints become misaligned or subluxated. This realignment, known as an adjustment, is performed by a licensed chiropractor to improve mobility, relieve tension, and support overall wellness.
While chiropractic adjustments are most commonly associated with the spine, they can also help relieve headaces and migraines by addressing underlying musculoskeletal and nervous system imbalances.
Dr. Ellis has extenisive training in extremity and cranial-related adjusting, including the TMJ, jaw, ears, and head, as well as the shoulders, arms, hips, knees, and ankles, allowing for more comprehensive, whole-body care.
Many headaches stem from neck tension, poor posture, or spinal misalignment, all of which chiropractic care can effectively treat.
More than Just Back and Neck Pain -
How Chiropractic Helps Headaches
Dr. Ellis helps patients with pain every day, but she has a personal vendetta against headaches. Most aches and pains are endurable, but for her, headaches are absolutely intolerable.
Many headaches, especially tension and neck-related headaches, can be associated with tight muscles and restricted movement in the neck, particularly where the head meets the spine.
Chiropractic care can help improve movement, reduce neck and shoulder tension, and address musculoskeletal issues that may be contributing to recurring headaches.
For patients who find relief, care can then shift from getting rid of the headache to helping keep it from coming back.
Because getting out of pain is important. Staying out of pain is even better.
We Adjust More than Just the Spine!
Chiropractic isn’t just for your back and neck!
Almost any joint in the body can be evaluated and adjusted, from the jaw, shoulders, elbows, and wrists to the hips, knees, ankles, and feet. Dr. Ellis has extensive postgraduate training in the treatment of TMJ disorders, and we also use gentle techniques around the jaw, ears, and sinuses to address tension, pressure, and related discomfort.
The goal is simple: restore movement, reduce discomfort, and help your body move and feel better.
