• A chiropractor performing an adjustment or massage on a woman lying face down on a chiropractic table in a clinic.

    Chiropractic Adjustments

    Gentle, customized adjustments to restore joint motion, relieve discomfort, and help you move and feel better—always tailored to your needs and goals.

  • A woman in workout clothes performs a resistance band exercise while kneeling with her left leg raised, guided by a man watching her from the side in a gym with weightlifting equipment.

    Rehab Exercise

    Personalized corrective exercise programs designed to strengthen, stabilize, and prevent re-injury. All programs are accessible through our app, so you can follow along at home and track your progress over time.

  • A woman in black clothing has her knee on a foam roller against the wall, and another woman assisting her by holding her arm, in an indoor therapy or fitness setting.

    1-on-1 Coaching

    Individualized guidance for posture, movement, and lifestyle habits—helping you set and achieve your health goals with ongoing support and accountability.

  • Close-up of four cupping therapy cups placed on a person's back, with pink fabric and a pink strap visible.

    Cupping

    This therapy uses suction cups to create gentle negative pressure, helping to increase blood flow, release muscle tension, and support tissue healing. Great for athletes and anyone seeking faster recovery or improved mobility.

  • An arm with acupuncture needles inserted into it, resting on a black surface with a green wall and electrical outlets in the background.

    Dry Needling

    Targeted trigger point therapy using fine needles, acupuncture-style needles to release tight muscles, improve circulation, and reduce pain.
    Unlike acupuncture’s traditional Chinese medicine and energetic approach, dry needling is based on modern anatomy—targeting muscular and fascial patterns of dysfunction to restore movement and function.

  • A person receiving cupping therapy on their back, with several red circular marks indicating previous cupping treatments.

    Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IASTM)

    Often referred to as “muscle scraping” or “tool-assisted massage,” this technique uses specially designed instruments to gently glide over the skin, targeting areas of tension, scar tissue, and restricted fascia.

    It works to improve mobility, promote healing, and reduce discomfort.

  • A woman sitting cross-legged on the floor wearing sunglasses, illuminated by red light, in a room with dark wood paneled wall and a potted plant on a small side table.

    Red Light & Infrared Therapy

    This non-invasive therapy uses red and near-infrared light to penetrate tissues, helping to reduce inflammation, relieve pain, and support healing at the cellular level.
    It’s ideal for muscle recovery, joint discomfort, and overall tissue health—perfect for anyone looking to enhance performance or accelerate recovery.

  • A doctor applying kinesiology tape to a knee for protection and support, while allowing full range of motion.

    Kinesiology Taping

    Therapeutic tape is applied to support muscles, joints, and soft tissues without restricting movement.
    It can help reduce pain, improve circulation, and enhance recovery—often used alongside rehab exercises or manual therapies to speed healing and support active movement.

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