
Extremity Adjustments

Extremity adjustments or extra spinal adjustments may address joints outside of the spine, including the shoulders, elbows, wrists, hips, knees, ankles, and feet. Misalignment or restricted motion in these joints may contribute to pain, inflammation, and limited function.
Extremity adjustments are often used alongside spinal care to improve overall biomechanics and movement patterns.
Common reasons for extremity care:
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Sports-related joint injuries
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Repetitive motion strain
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Joint stiffness or instability
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Pain affecting daily activities
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Motor vehicle collisions
Q: What are extremity adjustments used for?
A: Extremity adjustments focus on joints outside the spine, such as shoulders, knees, wrists, and ankles. They may help improve joint function, reduce discomfort, and support better movement patterns.
Q: Do extremity issues always come from the spine?
A: Not always. While spinal alignment can influence movement, extremity joints can also develop restrictions or misalignment independently due to injury, overuse, or repetitive motion.
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