Techniques used

The use of triangular blocks is often used for the sacrum area. Light SOT pressure points can be used to work the muscle chains and fascia (envelope of the muscles). This technique also makes it possible to work on the cranial bones at any age. 

The use of an instrument called the Activator is carried out by a light impulse in order to make the spinal and articular correction.

 A traditional technique taught at UQTR that allows us to make spinal and joint corrections using precise and rapid movement with your hands. Often, this can cause a cavitation noise  " the famous crack ''

Segmentally or generally mobilize the vertebrae and joints to ensure a slight movement in the comfort of the patient.

The Thompson technique uses the moving parts located on a chiropractic table to restore spinal and joint mobility.   

For both babies and adults, it is a method of assessment and treatment that aims to correct restrictions in the craniosacral system so that the rhythm of the meninges and cranial bones regains their optimal movement.

For pregnant women:

A perinatal chiropractic technique to correct ligament and muscle tension in the pelvis in order to optimize joint mobility and reduce the presence of intrauterine constraints.

Often applied in people suffering from conditions such as ligament sprain, tendinopathy or epicondylitis or condition ending in "itis". As much for athletes as pregnant women who appreciate it for comfort and abdominal and pelvic support.

Your chiropractor has different tools to work your fascia (envelope of muscles), muscles, ligaments, tendons and other soft tissues with different approaches.

Depending on the condition and the clinical assessment, your chiropractor may suggest additional therapies.

Depending on the patient's condition and the treatment plan, exercise recommendation and postural advice may be issued by your chiropractor to help you regain your state of balance.