How we approach neck pain
The neck (cervical spine) is a complex and sensitive area — it supports the head, houses major nerves and blood vessels, and is closely connected to how the brain communicates with the rest of the body. Neck pain that doesn't resolve on its own, or that's accompanied by headaches, shoulder tension, or arm symptoms, may benefit from assessment.
Our doctors take a thorough history and conduct a physical assessment before recommending any care. If chiropractic is appropriate for your situation, a care plan may include gentle cervical adjustments, soft tissue therapy, exercise guidance, and ergonomic advice — particularly relevant for desk workers and those who spend long hours at screens.
Common presentations we see
- Chronic neck stiffness and reduced range of motion
- Tension at the base of the skull
- Tech neck and postural strain
- Neck pain with associated headaches
- Whiplash and post-accident neck symptoms
- Cervical disc complaints
- Neck and shoulder tightness from stress