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Unwinding Bad Muscle Patterns

Traditional chiropractic relies on adjustments to specific spinal segments. The vertebral movement frees up nerve support to associated muscles and organs.

My treatment protocols change not only the spinal segments but also their supporting structures. Muscle activation is the hallmark of reinforcement for correct posture. Muscle activation will “turn on” muscles that may have been deactivated from trauma, overuse, or other types of injuries. Chronic muscle deactivation creates compensation patterns that are often painful and years in the making.

The reactivation process I perform is called unwinding, and it will change muscle patterns in 1-2 treatments for most patients. If physical therapy is performed while the muscles are deactivated, it will often make the condition worse. This is why exercise programs make the condition worse. They further cause more strain, which will add another layer of complication to your condition.

Unwinding will also change tendon and ligament support, which is imperative to making significant postural changes, especially long-term permanent changes. In addition, it will address scar tissue adhesions, which not only affect posture but can also be a source of chronic pain.

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Canine Chiropractics

Chiropractic Services for Dogs

Dog Chiropractic certified.  Mobile appointments are available to residents of the Denver area.

My practice includes animal chiropractic therapy. Just about any animal species at any age can receive a chiropractic adjustment. (We do not treat cats.)

Treating Degenerative Arthritis

Canine arthritis is a debilitating condition affecting dogs’ mobility and quality of life, characterized by joint inflammation and progressive spinal cord degeneration, respectively.

Animals with a biomechanical or neurologic condition benefit the most from a chiropractic adjustment. As with humans, you will see an improvement in their mobility, pain levels, and overall health and wellness.

If you notice your dog not wanting to jump or play, running at an angle, or being less active, it can indicate that something is out of alignment.  Call today to discuss your pet’s behavior and see if you need to book a mobile appointment or bring them into my office.