Foundational Chiropractic vs. Traditional Chiropractic in Colorado Springs CO

In order to understand what we do, we first must be clear on what we don’t do. A traditional chiropractor’s goal is to:

• Increase range of motion
• Reduce muscular spasm
• Relieve or reduce pain

As a non-traditional upper cervical chiropractic office in Colorado Springs CO, our goals are much different. We don’t simply aim to patch pain by:

• Adjusting the spot that hurts
• Feeling for tight muscles
• Using therapies like electrical stimulation or massage because it “feels good”

Our only goal is to help you live the life you deserve by objectively correcting your unique spinal misalignment using the best technology and angle of correction specific to you.

The Foundational Difference in Colorado Springs CO

At Balance Chiropractic, we utilize state-of-the-art equipment to determine the presence of a Foundational Shift of the spine, which is typically the underlying cause to a variety of secondary conditions (symptoms) that you may be experiencing. Our doctors are 3 of 300 doctors in the country trained and proficient in the NUCCA protocol for Foundational Correction. What does that mean for you as the patient?

• If a Foundational Shift is detected, our doctors create an individually tailored and calculated correction plan to restore your spinal alignment to a normal range.
• Low-force Foundational Correction – no popping, twisting, cracking.
• Long term correction – our goal is for you to maintain your correction, rather than needing to be adjusted over and over again. SEE AND FEEL the difference.

To further understand the nature of a Foundational Shift, consider that if a house has a poor foundation, you may find it leads to cracks in the walls, windows that do not close correctly, and floorboards that creak. One may choose to continuously address these secondary conditions (symptoms) by filling in the cracks, lubricating the windows, and hammering another nail in the floor. However, the reality is that these individual issues will likely continue recurring until the underlying cause (foundation) is corrected.