Chiropractic
Chiropractors work to relieve pain and enhance overall health, using a drug-free, hands-on approach to health care that includes patient examination, diagnosis and treatment. Because chiropractic treatments are primarily applied to the spinal region, many individuals assume that chiropractors treat only back and neck ailments.
Although chiropractic has been shown to effectively eliminate back and neck pain, the benefits of chiropractic go far beyond pain relief. The objective of chiropractic is to restore and optimize total body health, by adjusting the spine and removing interference within the nervous system. Your nervous system is what controls and coordinates every single function in your body! Nerves are like electrical wires that run through our body. The brain acts as the “generator” and sends electrical impulses through these nerves to every single cell in your body and tells them what to do. When these electrical impulses are interrupted, function declines and health is inhibited.
Pediatric Chiropractic Care
Chiropractic Care is not just for adults. The BEST time to get adjusted is when the nervous system and spine is still growing. The benefits of chiropractic care for babies and children are endless. From infants experiencing colic to children with learning disabilities, chiropractic care is a safe and healthy route to help your child function and THRIVE at their highest potential.
Auto Injuries
Chiropractic care is exceptional in the treatment of soft tissue injuries, especially of the spine. Many auto accidents typically cause sprains and strains of the spinal muscles and ligaments, so it is only natural that chiropractic be the first treatment of choice. Dr. Roehl will take you through a thorough examination and document the full extent of any injuries you may have sustained in the accident. We are trained to develop individualized care plans which may combine chiropractic care, nutritional supplementation and other treatment modalities to provide pain management and rehabilitative care.
