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At Avora Chiropractic, we offer non-invasive treatments focused on relieving pain, improving movement, and supporting overall health through care of the spine, joints, muscles, and nervous system

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Chiropractic Adjustment

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MyoFascial Cupping

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Graston Technique

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Spinal Decompression

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Chiropractic adjustment

A hands-on technique used by a chiropractor to improve the movement and alignment of the spine or other joints in the body. It typically involves applying a controlled, precise force to a specific joint that is restricted or not moving properly.

The goal of an adjustment is to:

  • Restore proper joint function and mobility

  • Reduce pain and inflammation

  • Relieve pressure on surrounding nerves

  • Support the body’s natural ability to heal

Adjustments are commonly used to address issues like back pain, neck pain, headaches, and joint stiffness. They are considered a non-invasive, drug-free approach to improving musculoskeletal health and overall function.

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MyoFascial Cupping

A soft tissue therapy that uses suction cups placed on the skin to lift and decompress the underlying muscles and fascia. This technique helps improve circulation, release tension, reduce pain, and enhance overall mobility.

The goals of myofascial cupping are to support healthy movement and reduce discomfort by working on the muscles and connective tissue. These goals include:

  • Relieving muscle tension and tightness

  • Improving blood flow and circulation

  • Reducing pain and inflammation

  • Loosening restricted fascia (connective tissue)

  • Enhancing range of motion and flexibility

  • Supporting faster recovery from injury or physical activity

  • Promoting overall relaxation and well-being

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Graston Technique

A specialized soft tissue therapy used in chiropractic offices that involves stainless steel instruments to gently detect and treat areas of muscle and connective tissue restriction.

Benefits of the Graston Technique:

  • Breaks down scar tissue and adhesions

  • Reduces muscle tension and chronic tightness

  • Improves blood flow and circulation

  • Decreases pain and inflammation

  • Enhances mobility and range of motion

  • Speeds up recovery from injuries

  • Helps restore normal movement patterns

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Spinal Decompression

A non-surgical therapy that gently stretches the spine to relieve pressure on the discs, joints, and nerves.

The goal is to:

  • Reduce back or neck pain

  • Relieve nerve pressure (such as from herniated or bulging discs)

  • Improve disc hydration and healing

  • Restore proper spinal movement and function

It is commonly used to help with conditions like sciatica, disc injuries, and chronic spine-related pain.