20 common chiropractic techniques:
Diversified Technique: This is the most common technique used by chiropractors. It involves manual adjustments of the spine, joints, and muscles to improve mobility and reduce pain.
Gonstead Technique: This technique uses a specific analysis of the spine to determine the location of the misalignment. The chiropractor then uses manual adjustments to correct the misalignment.
Activator Technique: This technique uses a handheld device to apply a quick, low-force thrust to the spine or joints to correct misalignments.
Thompson Technique: This technique uses a special table that drops a short distance during the adjustment, allowing for a gentle adjustment.
Flexion-Distraction Technique: This technique is used to treat herniated discs or sciatica. The chiropractor uses a special table that gently stretches and mobilizes the spine.
Cox Flexion-Distraction Technique: This technique is similar to the Flexion-Distraction technique, but it uses a specific type of table and more gentle movements.
Graston Technique: This technique uses a specialized instrument to break up scar tissue and promote healing in injured soft tissue.
Active Release Technique: This technique is used to treat soft tissue injuries by applying pressure to specific points while the patient performs specific movements.
SOT Technique: This technique uses specific blocks placed under the pelvis to correct spinal misalignments.
Applied Kinesiology: This technique uses muscle testing to identify imbalances in the body and determine the best course of treatment.
Logan Basic Technique: This technique uses light, sustained pressure to correct spinal misalignments.
NUCCA Technique: This technique uses a gentle adjustment to the upper cervical spine to improve alignment and reduce pain.
Pettibon Technique: This technique uses a combination of spinal adjustments, exercises, and other therapies to correct misalignments and improve overall health.
Craniosacral Therapy: This technique uses gentle touch to manipulate the bones of the skull and spine to improve overall health and well-being.
Zone Technique: This technique uses pressure on specific points on the feet or hands to improve the health of corresponding organs or body systems.
Chiropractic BioPhysics: This technique uses a combination of spinal adjustments, exercises, and other therapies to correct misalignments and improve overall health.
Upper Cervical Specific Technique: This technique uses a specific analysis of the upper cervical spine to correct misalignments and improve overall health.
Chiropractic Neurology: This technique uses specific exercises and other therapies to improve the function of the nervous system and promote overall health.
Orthospinology Technique: This technique uses a gentle adjustment to the upper cervical spine to improve alignment and reduce pain.
Applied Spinal Biomechanical Engineering: This technique uses a combination of spinal adjustments and other therapies to correct misalignments and improve overall health.
Any actual chiropractic treatment should be performed by a trained chiropractor