Acadia Chiropractic Clinic Available Treatments

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New technology that helps to make adjustments to the body without manual force.   It is High-Tech Computerized adjustments.  This alleviates the need to twist - pound or manipulate the body in different positions.

Acupuncture is a minimally invasive method to stimulate nerve-rich areas of the skin surface in order to influence tissues, glands, organs and various functions of the body.

Each acupuncture needle causes  little to no discomfort.  The needle  causes a tiny injury at the insertion site that signals the body to respond.  The response promotes stimulation of the immune system.  Also, promotes circulation to the area for healing and reduction of pain in the area.

Microcurrent Therapy is used to treat several health problems.  Each tissue in our body has its own individual electrical frequency.  If our body gets injured, that electrical frequency is disturbed.  Microcurrent Therapy sends very low-level of microcurrents to the injured tissue.  This therapy promotes natural healing to damaged tissues and decreases swelling.

An Activator is a hand-held instrument that corrects any spinal misalignments.   This is a gentle technique that is used for chronic conditions like arthritis.  Also,  great for all ages.

Interferential Current Therapy is used to boost a natural process to reduce or eliminate pain.  The therapy works by sending small amounts of controlled electrical stimulation to the damage tissues by increasing blood flow to the area.

The Vibracussor helps to flush out toxins.  This instrument has a pumping action with percussive waves.  This increase circulation and lymphatic flow within the body.  This treatment helps joint fixations like frozen shoulders, post-surgical muscle scar tissue and shorten ligaments to name just a few.  It is a great treatment for relaxation.  It makes the body FEEL GREAT!!

Athletic tape is used to stabilize the injured joints   Elastic therapeutic tape is used by many professional athletes.  It  prevents movement by stretching the injury the wrong direction causing more pain.