Services

Very simply put, at Weekend Chiropractic of Edmond, our focus is on CHIROPRACTIC!! We have used a wide range of treatment methods, crafted over decades of practice, to provide over 1,000,000 spinal adjustments. These methods will be carefully tailored for your specific needs and wishes. Techniques include:

Traditional chiropractic techniques - primarily use hands-on, higher velocity, low-amplitude thrusts to adjust the spine and joints, often producing a distinct "cracking" or "popping" sound . Common methods include the Diversified Technique, which involves quick, precise manual thrusts to correct misalignments, and the Gonstead Technique, which emphasizes thorough spinal analysis and targeted adjustments. But the hallmark of traditional chiropractic care remains the use of manual, more forceful manipulations to restore proper alignment and function

Gentle low force chiropractic techniques - use precise, controlled, and light pressure to adjust the spine and joints without the rapid, more forceful twists or audible pops typical of traditional chiropractic methods. These techniques prioritize patient comfort, often utilizing soft hand movements to stimulate the nervous system, relax muscles, and improve alignment gently. They are especially suitable for children, seniors, individuals sensitive to more forceful adjustments, or those with recent trauma, promoting healing with minimal discomfort and reduced muscle tension.

Activator Chiropractic Technique - a gentle, instrument-assisted method used to adjust the spine and other joints. It employs a handheld, spring-loaded device called an Activator, which delivers a quick, low-force impulse to targeted areas, aiming to correct misalignments, restore mobility, and enhance patient comfort without twisting or forceful manual manipulation. The technique is often chosen for its precision, safety, and suitability for patients who prefer a lower-force alternative, such as those who are elderly, sensitive to manual adjustments, or seeking treatment for back pain, neck pain, and joint issues.

We also manually adjust various extremities, including feet & ankles, knees, hips, shoulders, elbow, wrists, ribs and TMJ’s (lower jaw). Patients are often amazed to learn that all of those joints can be adjusted, and pleasantly surprised with how much it helps.