Back Pain

Back pain is one of the most common reasons people seek care—but the root cause isn’t always where the pain shows up.
  • Uneven muscle tension
  • Chronic tightness or fatigue
  • Low back or mid-back discomfort
  • Pressure in the hips, shoulders, or legs
  • Gentle, precise adjustments to the upper cervical spine
  • Monitoring over time to help your body hold alignment naturally
  • Guidance on posture and movement to support long-term relief
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Less lower back, mid-back, or shoulder tension

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Improved posture and flexibility

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Relief from related symptoms like sciatica or hip pain

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Better sleep and more freedom of movement

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A stronger sense of balance and stability

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If you’ve been living with symptoms that haven’t improved, or haven’t been fully understood, it might be time to take a different approach.
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