Whatever's holding you back, we're here to help you move through it

Back pain is one of the most common reasons people walk through our door. Sometimes it starts after a specific lift, bend or twist; other times it builds quietly from long hours at a desk, behind the wheel, or on your feet.

At Chiroflexion, we take the time to understand what's really driving your pain. Using gentle assessment, hands-on care and Flexion Distraction Therapy, we help settle irritated discs and joints, ease muscle tension, and restore the movement your back is asking for.

Many headaches — especially tension and cervicogenic headaches — are linked to the neck, jaw and upper back. Long hours at screens, stress, poor sleep and old injuries can all create a build-up of tension that the head ends up carrying.

We look at how your neck moves, how your shoulders sit, and how your daily habits might be contributing. Gentle chiropractic care can reduce the frequency and intensity of headaches by addressing the musculoskeletal patterns that feed them.

Neck pain can come from a single awkward moment — a bad night's sleep, a sudden turn — or from the slow, repetitive strain of screens, phones and stress. Whatever the cause, the result is usually the same: stiffness, restricted movement, and sometimes pain that refers into the shoulders or head.

Our approach combines careful assessment with gentle, hands-on care. We don't force anything. We work with your body to release tension, restore movement, and give you practical ways to keep your neck comfortable long-term.

Whiplash can affect far more than the neck. Headaches, dizziness, brain fog, shoulder pain and arm tingling are all common after a sudden acceleration-deceleration injury. Symptoms can appear immediately or develop over days and weeks.

At Chiroflexion, we use a careful, staged approach to whiplash recovery. Early treatment is gentle and supportive. As your tissues heal, we gradually introduce more movement, strength and function so you can return to work, sport and daily life with confidence.

Sciatica describes pain, numbness or tingling that travels from the lower back or buttock down the leg. It usually happens when the sciatic nerve is irritated by a tight muscle, an irritated disc or reduced space around the nerve.

Flexion Distraction Therapy is particularly well-suited to sciatica because it gently opens the space around the nerve without forceful twisting or clicking. Combined with careful assessment and movement advice, it helps many people find real, lasting relief.