Back pain: three causes, one honest evaluation
Most back pain traces to a herniated or irritated disc, arthritis of the spinal joints, or a problem with how the pelvis and hips move. Which one is driving your pain changes everything about how it should be treated — so we start with a thorough biomechanical evaluation, not a template.
From there, your individualized plan works through clear goals: relieve pain, restore normal motion and flexibility, strengthen the muscles that support your spine, and return you to the activities you’ve been avoiding.
Neck pain and whiplash
Our therapists treat muscle, joint, and neurological conditions of the neck in patients of every age — from whiplash and acute strains to chronic pain, arthritis, and post-surgical fusion recovery. Treatment combines hands-on muscle relaxation and joint mobilization, pain-relieving modalities, gentle traction where indicated, targeted stretching, and the posture retraining that keeps the problem from returning to your desk with you.
Headaches that start in the neck
Many recurring headaches are cervicogenic — driven by joint and muscle dysfunction in the upper neck. Pain relief is priority number one; then we address the movement dysfunction underneath it with manual techniques, therapeutic exercise, and practical education for long-term recovery. If your headaches travel with jaw pain, ask about our TMJ program — the two often go together.
A strong spine is a long-term project
Once pain resolves, the spine still needs what it always needed: strength, mobility, and smart loading. Our Adult Fitness & Longevity programs teach you to hinge, lift, and carry with confidence — the best insurance against the next episode.