SERVICES & TECHNIQUES
Chiropractic Adjustments
Dr. Jordan Gray believes that every patient is unique in body type, history, and mobility. Listed below are the techniques that he has spent extensive time learning in post graduate study following Chiropractic College, and applying them to patient care in a clinical setting. After a complete evaluation, Dr. Gray customizes a plan designed to restore alignment and improve neurological function, to minimize pain and suffering of the individual.
Pressure and tension on the spine and nervous system, whether from physical, chemical, or emotional stresses, can affect posture and the functioning of the entire body. Dr. Gray determines how stresses have affected specific muscles, bones or nerves, and the surrounding connective tissue while also considering the whole person. Such a holistic approach is rare in modern health-care today, and Dr. Gray is focused on correcting and preventing the underlying cause of pain versus mask the symptom with drugs.
One area of particular importance is the atlas, the first cervical vertebra of the spine, through which every nerve from the brain controlling the body passes through first. Dr. Gray uses an integrative approach to reduce and correct alignment issues with the atlas and cranium which includes careful consideration of the base of the spine and pelvic and sacral alignment and stability. This integrated approach relaxes the individual and helps balance the autonomic nervous system, which can in turn improve restorative function through enhanced parasympathetic (rest and digest) functioning, and heal trauma.
Techniques
Kinesiology
Concussion Management
Brain-Body Rehabilitation
Stick Mobility
Class IV Laser
Radial Pressure Wave Therapy
Diversified Method
Toggle Recoil Atlas Adjustment
Cranial Sacral Integration
Thompson Drop Technique
Flexion/Distraction
Extremity Adjusting
Trigger Point Therapy
Activator Instrument Adjusting
Physiological Therapies
Intersegmental Traction/Roller Table - Electrical Muscle Stimulation
Kinesiology Taping - Functional Movement Analysis - Exercise
