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Chiropractic care is the art, science and philosophy of affecting the nervous system by adjusting the position of segments in the spine. By applying an external force, we can push a joint past its restricted range of motion to improve joint function and reduce nerve interference.
In other words, we can treat a multitude of issues by adjusting the spine.
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Dr. Jensen is certified in The Webster Technique. This is a specific chiropractic analysis and diversified adjustment. The goal of the adjustment is to reduce the effects of subluxation and/or SI joint dysfunction. In so doing neuro-biomechanical function in the sacral pelvic region is improved.
What does this mean for patients during pregnancy? Routine chiropractic care can not only make you move better & feel better during each trimester, but by creating an optimal environment for the baby resulting in shorter, easier labor with decreased interventions (c-sections, medications).
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Our adjustment style for children is similar to adults but just like any adjustment in our office, it will be tailored to the patient. With youths that means a smaller force for smaller bodies! From the rough and tumble lives of toddlers to high school athletics, kids live a different life than adults and need to be cared for through their many, often perilous, adventures.
Infants eat, sleep, poop and get sick. Dr. Jensen has treatment protocols to help with constipation, breast feeding difficulties, ear infections and colicky babies that just won’t let mom and dad sleep.
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Soft tissue mobilization means we work with muscle, fascia, and ligaments that attach to your joints. Sometimes we use trigger point, myofascial release, and/or instrument assisted soft tissue mobilization techniques to help decrease pain and tension prior to an adjustment.
“[Dr. Jensen] has adjusted our entire family multiple times, and we always feel better afterward. We’ve seen him through many different seasons of life—during pregnancy, postpartum, as infants and young children, for routine adjustments after carrying a heavy-duty belt, and after injuries or incidents.”
— TRYSTAN M., WELCOME BACK CHIROPRACTIC PATIENT
