Choose the area where you are experiencing pain to find out how we can help.

Head

Headches (orofacial pain), Sleep Disorders caused by stress and anxiety or sleep apnea, and TMJ (Temporomandibular Disorder sometimes called TMD or TMJ) are all common problems that may arise in this part of the body.

Neck

Injury, stretching, spasm, or strain can cause damage to the bones and discs or the muscles and connective tissues in the neck, causing pain, discomfort, numbness and/or tingling sensations in other areas like the arms and back.

Shoulder

The shoulder has four tendons; which are connective tissues that join muscle to bone. These four tendons, called the "rotator cuff," are subject to injury and discomfort due to a wide range of causes.

Elbow

The elbow is a source of frequent pain and discomfort, especially in physically active people. Pain in the elbow can be caused by an imflammatory condition like tendonitis, arthritis, bursitis or may also be the result of overuse of the wrist.

Hand/Wrist

Our hands and wrists are prone to repetitive stress injuries. Additionally, sprain/strain injuries, and even fractures are common injuries to the wrist.

Mid Back

Pain in the mid-back is most commonly caused by injury or irritation to the muscles and connective tissues. A more serious mid-back condition can occur when the spinal bones become misaligned, leading to muscle strain, spasm and nerve dysfunction.

Lower Back

Pain in the lower back may be from a serious injury, inherited disorders or just normal wear and tear. As we age, bones lose strength and for muscles and discs lost elasticity and flexibility making them less effective cushions for our loewr back.

Hip

Hip pain can be caused by a number of factors like poor spinal mechanics, knee problems, foot or ankle problems, or muscular weakness.

Knee

Knee pain can come from an inflammatory condition such as arthritis, bursitis, or tendonitis. It can also be the result of a sprain or strain, dislocated kneecap, injury to the cartilage tissue in the knee, or any number of conditions particular to the knee.

Foot/Ankle

Ankle pain may come from inversion sprains, i.e., inward rolling of the ankle, or from nerve pressure in the lower back (lumbar spine). Pain in the foot are often shoe-related. Also, conditions like diabetes can cause pain in the foot, and must be properly diagnosed and treated.