After trying countless treatments, it's easy to feel like chronic headaches are just something you have to live with. But what if the root of the problem isn't in your head at all? The answer may lie in the precise alignment of your upper neck. This area is the gateway for your entire nervous system, and even a minor imbalance can trigger everything from tension headaches to debilitating migraines. Upper cervical care for headaches focuses directly on this foundational issue. By restoring proper alignment, we remove the interference that prevents your body from healing itself, opening the door to a life with less pain.
If you're dealing with persistent headaches, you’ve probably tried a lot of different solutions without much success. Upper cervical care offers a different approach by focusing on the relationship between the top two bones in your neck and your nervous system. It’s a specialized field of chiropractic that zeroes in on the alignment of the atlas (C1) and axis (C2) vertebrae, which sit right at the base of your skull. This area is incredibly important because it protects your brainstem—the control center for countless automatic functions in your body, from breathing and heart rate to sleep cycles and even blood pressure.
When these vertebrae are properly aligned, your brain can communicate freely with the rest of your body, allowing for optimal function and healing. However, a misalignment, no matter how small, can interfere with this critical communication highway, leading to a host of health problems. Unlike general chiropractic adjustments that often involve twisting or popping, upper cervical care uses precise and gentle corrections. Our specialized techniques are designed to gently and precisely correct these misalignments, addressing the root cause of issues like chronic headaches instead of just masking the symptoms.
Think of the top two bones in your neck, the atlas and axis, as the foundation for your head. They support its weight—about 10 to 12 pounds—and allow for the incredible range of motion you use every day. But their most vital job is to protect the brainstem. When this area is stable and aligned, your body’s master control system can operate without interference. This alignment is essential for your body’s natural ability to heal and regulate itself. When everything is in the right place, your nervous system can function as it should, which is the first step toward resolving many of the health conditions that can stem from a problem in the neck.
A misalignment in your upper neck can create a ripple effect that travels throughout your entire body. Because the atlas and axis are so mobile, they are also more vulnerable to injury or displacement from things like car accidents, sports injuries, or even poor posture. When they shift out of place, they can irritate or compress the brainstem and surrounding nerves. This can disrupt nerve signals, restrict blood flow to your brain, and cause chronic muscle tension as your body tries to compensate. This chain reaction is often the underlying cause of persistent headaches, migraines, and neck pain. Our goal with QSM3 care is to correct that initial misalignment, stopping the ripple effect and allowing your body to restore its natural balance.
Instead of just chasing symptoms, upper cervical care focuses on the relationship between the top two bones in your neck and your central nervous system. When these bones—the atlas and axis—are out of their proper position, they can interfere with the critical communication highway between your brain and the rest of your body. This disruption is a common, yet often overlooked, source of chronic headaches. The goal of our care is to correct this foundational imbalance with gentle, precise adjustments. By restoring proper alignment, we can address the underlying issues that trigger headaches in the first place, rather than just temporarily masking the pain with medication. It’s a different approach that aims for a long-term solution by helping your body heal and function the way it was designed to. Our entire process, from our advanced diagnostics to our tailored treatment plans, is built around finding and fixing the source of the problem. We want to understand why you're in pain so we can create a path toward genuine, lasting wellness. This is why so many of our patients find lasting relief from conditions they thought they'd have to live with forever.
Think of your brainstem as the main control center for your body’s automatic functions—things like breathing, heart rate, and consciousness. It’s located at the very top of your spinal cord, protected by the atlas and axis vertebrae. When these bones are misaligned, even slightly, they can put pressure on or irritate this vital area. This interference can disrupt the normal signals traveling between your brain and body, leading to a wide range of health problems, including persistent headaches. By focusing our specialized techniques on this area, we can relieve that pressure and allow your brainstem to function without interference.
A misaligned upper spine doesn't just affect the brainstem; it also irritates the surrounding nerves. This constant irritation can cause the muscles in your neck, shoulders, and even your scalp to tighten up and stay that way. If you’ve ever felt that tight, band-like tension around your head or a constant ache at the base of your skull, this is often the culprit. Gentle adjustments to these neck bones can calm the irritated nerves, which in turn allows those chronically tense muscles to finally relax. This process helps your nervous system work better and can significantly reduce the frequency and intensity of the headaches you experience.
Proper alignment in your upper neck is also crucial for healthy circulation to and from your brain. The same pathway that houses your brainstem also contains the arteries and veins that manage blood flow. A misalignment can act like a bottleneck, restricting this flow and affecting the circulation of both blood and cerebrospinal fluid. This can lead to an increase in intracranial pressure, which is a known trigger for severe headaches and migraines. Our QSM3 approach is designed to restore the body’s balance, which helps normalize fluid dynamics, improve circulation, and relieve the pressure that may be causing your head pain.
While many people first discover upper cervical care because they're looking for a solution to their headaches, the benefits often extend far beyond pain relief. Since the upper neck houses the brainstem—your body's master control system—restoring its proper alignment can have a positive impact on your overall health. When your brain can communicate freely with the rest of your body without interference, your system's natural ability to heal and regulate itself is restored. This is why many of our patients report improvements in a wide range of health conditions they didn't even realize were connected to their neck, from better sleep and improved digestion to less brain fog and more energy. By addressing the foundational issue at the top of the spine, we're not just turning off a pain signal; we're helping your entire body function better.
If you're dealing with recurring headaches, you know they aren't all the same. Some feel like a tight band squeezing your head, while others bring throbbing, one-sided pain that makes it hard to function. The good news is that many different types of headaches can be traced back to a single, often overlooked source: a misalignment in your upper neck. Because upper cervical care focuses on correcting this foundational issue, it can provide relief for a surprisingly wide range of headache conditions.
Instead of just managing symptoms, this approach gets to the structural problem that might be triggering the pain in the first place. By gently restoring the proper alignment of the top two bones in your neck, we can reduce nerve irritation, ease muscle tension, and improve blood flow. This helps your body’s nervous system function correctly, allowing it to heal and finally break the cycle of chronic head pain. Many of our patients are surprised to learn that the conditions we help with, from migraines to tension headaches, often share this common root cause.
Tension headaches are the most common type, often described as a constant ache or pressure around your head. Cervicogenic headaches are a bit different—the pain actually originates in your neck but you feel it in your head. Both are frequently linked to issues in your upper spine. When the bones in your upper neck are out of position, it can cause chronic muscle tension that spreads to your head, face, and shoulders. Our gentle QSM3 adjustments focus on correcting that misalignment. This helps your nervous system work better, improves blood flow, and allows those tight, strained muscles to finally relax, providing lasting relief from the constant pressure.
The term "cervicogenic" might sound complicated, but it simply means that the headache originates from your neck. Unlike other headaches that start in the head itself, this type is a form of referred pain. Think of it like a ripple effect: a problem in your cervical spine creates pain that you feel in your head. It’s a classic case of the symptom showing up in one place while the root cause is hiding somewhere else. Understanding this distinction is a huge step toward finding a solution that actually works, because it shifts the focus from simply managing head pain to correcting the underlying structural issue in your neck.
A cervicogenic headache is considered a "secondary" headache because it’s a symptom of another problem—specifically, an issue within your neck. The pain you feel in your head is actually being referred from a source in your cervical spine. This could be related to the bones, discs, or soft tissues in your neck. Essentially, your brain gets its wires crossed and interprets the pain signals coming from your neck as a headache. This is why treatments that only focus on the head, like pain medication, often fail to provide long-term relief. The actual problem isn't being addressed, so the pain keeps coming back.
People with cervicogenic headaches often describe a steady ache or a dull pain, which can sometimes become more intense. The pain is typically felt on one side of the head, and it often starts at the back of your skull before spreading toward the front, sometimes settling behind one eye. You might also notice that the pain gets worse with certain neck movements or when pressure is applied to specific spots on your neck. Unlike some other types of headaches, this one is often accompanied by a stiff neck or a reduced range of motion, which is a major clue about where the pain is really coming from.
The root cause of a cervicogenic headache is always a disorder or injury affecting your cervical spine. This includes problems with the top three vertebrae (C1-C3), the joints that connect them, or the surrounding nerves and ligaments. These issues can develop from a sudden trauma, like whiplash from one of the auto accidents we see, or from repetitive strain over time. Even something as simple as poor posture while working at a desk can gradually lead to the structural shifts that trigger this type of referred head pain.
While both can cause one-sided head pain, a cervicogenic headache is not the same as a migraine. The biggest difference is that cervicogenic headaches don't usually come with the other symptoms that are hallmarks of a migraine attack, such as nausea, vomiting, or sensitivity to light and sound. A migraine is a primary headache, meaning it’s a neurological condition in itself. A cervicogenic headache is secondary, caused by a physical problem in the neck. Identifying which one you have is crucial for finding effective care for the many conditions we can help with.
Cervicogenic headaches are considered relatively uncommon compared to tension headaches or migraines, affecting a smaller percentage of the population. It's estimated that they account for up to 4% of all headaches. However, they are often misdiagnosed as migraines or tension headaches because the symptoms can overlap. Because the true cause is in the neck, many people suffer for years without realizing that a structural correction could provide the relief they've been searching for. This is why a thorough diagnostic process is so important for anyone dealing with chronic head pain.
Migraines are more than just bad headaches; they can be a debilitating neurological condition. Many people who suffer from migraines find that misalignments in the upper neck, specifically involving the atlas and axis vertebrae, are a major trigger. When these top two bones are out of place, they can irritate sensitive nerves and interfere with the blood flow to your brain, setting the stage for a migraine attack. Upper cervical care provides a gentle and precise way to address this underlying problem. By restoring proper alignment, we can reduce the nerve and vascular stress that contributes to migraines, helping you find effective relief without relying on medication.
Cluster headaches are known for their severe, one-sided pain, while post-traumatic headaches can develop after an injury. Both can be effectively addressed with upper cervical care. Research and case studies show that realigning the upper spine can significantly reduce the frequency and intensity of cluster headaches by relieving pressure on critical nerves. Similarly, headaches that appear after auto accidents or sports injuries are often caused by a misalignment that occurred during the impact. By gently correcting the position of the upper vertebrae, we help your body heal properly from the trauma and find relief from the persistent, injury-related head pain.
Deciding on a new approach to your health is a big step, and it’s smart to ask questions. While upper cervical care has helped countless people find relief from chronic issues, it’s important to understand what to expect and whether it aligns with your specific health situation. This type of care is incredibly precise and tailored, which means the first step is always a thorough evaluation to see if it’s the right fit for you. We believe in being completely transparent about the process, from potential side effects to what happens if your symptoms don’t improve as expected. Our goal is to give you the clarity you need to make an informed decision about your health and find a solution that truly works.
It’s completely normal for your body to go through an adjustment period after a correction. Just like you might feel a little sore after a good workout, you may experience some mild, temporary side effects as your body adapts to its new, proper alignment. Some people report feeling tired, a bit achy in the treated area, or even experiencing a mild headache for a day or two. This is actually a positive sign that your body is responding to the change and beginning the healing process. Our gentle specialized techniques are designed to be as comfortable as possible, but these minor responses are simply part of your body recalibrating itself toward better health.
If you're struggling with chronic issues like migraines, neck pain, vertigo, or postural problems, upper cervical care could be the answer you’ve been looking for. It’s particularly effective for those who have tried other treatments without finding lasting relief. However, this approach isn't for everyone. While it's safe for the vast majority of people, including children and pregnant women, you should always consult with your primary healthcare provider first if you have certain pre-existing conditions like severe osteoporosis or spinal cancer. Our comprehensive new patient process is designed to ensure you are a good candidate for care before we ever begin, so you can feel confident you’re in the right place.
We understand that you’re looking for results, and it’s a valid question to ask what happens if you don’t feel better right away. Healing is a process, and everyone’s body responds at a different pace. While many of our patients experience relief quickly, for others, it can take more time for the body to stabilize and heal. We are committed to your progress, which is why we continuously monitor your condition. If your symptoms aren't improving after a few weeks, we'll know it. At Lazar Spinal Care, we promise to determine if your problem is fixable after just one visit. If we find that our approach isn't the right one for your specific condition, we will be upfront about it and help you find the care you need.
Walking into a new doctor's office can feel a little overwhelming, especially when you've been dealing with chronic headaches for a long time. We get it. That’s why your first appointment with us is all about listening to you and getting to the bottom of what’s going on. It’s a comprehensive, data-driven process designed to give us a precise understanding of your body's alignment and function. We don't guess when it comes to your health. Instead, we use advanced diagnostics to uncover the root cause of your headaches so we can create a care plan that’s made just for you.
Your journey starts with a thorough conversation about your health history and the specific challenges you're facing. This isn't just a formality; it's a critical step that helps us connect the dots between your symptoms and their underlying cause. We'll follow this with a detailed NeuroBioStructural Analysis to assess your body's current state. Our approach is grounded in scientific evidence, and this initial evaluation provides the foundation for everything that follows. We want to understand your unique story and physiology before we take any other steps. You can learn more about what to expect as a new patient on our website.
After our initial conversation, we use state-of-the-art diagnostic tools to get an objective look at what’s happening with your spine and nervous system. We use advanced imaging, PostureIQ™, and Insight™ neurological scans to measure your posture and spinal alignment with incredible accuracy. These scans are non-invasive and give us a clear map of any misalignments in your upper cervical spine—the top two bones in your neck. Pinpointing the exact location and degree of this misalignment is key, as it helps us understand how it might be irritating nerves and contributing to your headaches. This precision allows for an equally precise correction.
It’s a frustratingly common experience: you’re in pain, but your MRI or X-ray comes back "normal." While standard imaging is great for detecting major issues like fractures or tumors, it often overlooks the subtle misalignments in your upper neck that can trigger a ripple effect of problems, including chronic headaches. That's because these scans provide a static picture of your bones, but they can't show us how your neck is functioning or moving. A tiny shift in alignment—too small for a standard X-ray to flag—can be enough to irritate sensitive nerves and cause persistent pain. This is exactly why our approach relies on advanced diagnostic tools that measure your body's balance and function, helping us see what other tests miss.
Once we have all the data from your consultation and scans, we can put together a treatment plan that is completely customized for you. At Lazar Spinal Care, we specialize in a progressive upper cervical procedure called Quantum Spinal Mechanics (QSM3). This gentle technique focuses on restoring balance to your entire body by correcting the misalignment at the top of your neck. Your plan won't be a one-size-fits-all approach. Instead, it will be based on your specific diagnostic results, with the goal of restoring proper tension throughout your body and providing lasting relief from your headaches.
If you’ve been dealing with chronic headaches, you’re probably familiar with the cycle: the pain starts, you take a pill, it goes away for a few hours, and then it comes right back. Traditional treatments often focus on managing the symptoms with medication. While this can provide temporary relief, it rarely addresses the underlying reason the headaches are happening in the first place. It’s like constantly silencing a smoke alarm without ever looking for the fire. This approach can leave you feeling stuck, dependent on medication, and no closer to a real solution.
The upper cervical approach is fundamentally different. Instead of just chasing the pain, we work to identify and correct the root cause. We focus on the relationship between the top two bones in your neck—the atlas and axis—and your brainstem. This area is a critical junction for your nervous system, acting as the control center for countless bodily functions. When a misalignment here creates interference, it can trigger a cascade of issues, including headaches and migraines. By making a precise and gentle correction, we aim to restore proper communication between your brain and body. This allows your body to heal itself, leading to lasting relief instead of a temporary fix. Our goal isn't just to help you manage your headaches—it's to help you stop having them.
The most common approach to headaches is reaching for an over-the-counter or prescription pain reliever. While medication can certainly dull the pain, it doesn’t fix the problem. It’s a short-term solution for what is often a long-term structural issue. Many people find themselves needing more and more medication over time just to get through the day, without ever feeling truly well.
Upper cervical chiropractic care offers a path to relief without relying on drugs or invasive procedures. By gently correcting the alignment of your upper spine, we can reduce the nerve irritation and muscle tension that so often cause headaches. The goal of our approach is to restore your body’s natural ability to function correctly, so you no longer need to depend on medication to feel good.
What’s particularly frustrating is that the very thing you rely on for relief can sometimes make the problem worse. This is known as a rebound headache, or medication overuse headache. When you frequently use pain relievers, your body can adapt to the medication. As it wears off, you can experience a withdrawal effect, which often triggers another headache. This creates a vicious cycle: you take a pill to stop the pain, and the medication itself becomes the cause of your next one. It’s a frustrating loop that only masks the symptoms without ever addressing the source. Breaking this cycle requires a shift in focus from managing pain to correcting the underlying reason you're getting headaches, offering a path to lasting relief that doesn't depend on a pill bottle.
Imagine your headache is a warning light on your car’s dashboard. A painkiller is like putting a piece of tape over the light—it hides the warning, but it doesn’t fix the engine problem. Sooner or later, that problem will cause a bigger issue. Upper cervical care aims to fix the reason you're getting headaches, not just the pain itself. This focus on the source is what can lead to profound, long-term relief.
We use advanced diagnostics to pinpoint the exact misalignment that is interfering with your nervous system. By correcting that specific issue, we’re not just turning off the warning light; we’re performing the tune-up your body needs. When the root cause is addressed, the symptoms often resolve on their own. Our techniques are designed to provide this foundational correction for lasting results.
When you're dealing with chronic headaches, it's natural to explore every available option for relief. Many people start with conventional medical treatments or complementary therapies like physical therapy. While these can be important parts of a wellness plan, it's helpful to understand how they work and what their limitations might be. Understanding the full landscape of treatment options can help you make an informed decision about your care and find a path that addresses the source of your pain, not just the symptoms.
For most people, the first line of defense against a headache is an over-the-counter pain reliever. When that stops working, a doctor might prescribe stronger medications or even injections. These treatments can be effective at temporarily dulling the pain, giving you a much-needed break. However, they rarely address the underlying reason the headaches are happening. This approach can create a cycle of symptom management, where you're constantly chasing the pain without ever fixing the structural issue that's causing it. Our philosophy is different; we focus on finding and correcting the source of the problem so your body can heal and you can find lasting relief from the conditions you're facing.
Physical therapy can also be a valuable tool for managing headache pain, especially when it's related to muscle tension and poor posture. A physical therapist can help you strengthen the muscles in your neck and shoulders, which provides better support for your spine. This approach works hand-in-hand with upper cervical care. While we focus on making the precise, gentle correction to restore the foundational alignment of your spine, physical therapy helps build up the supporting structures around it. By addressing both the core alignment and muscular support, you create a more stable and resilient system, making it a powerful combination for long-term wellness and a great example of a team approach to your health.
The true measure of any treatment is whether it creates lasting change. For many of our patients, moving beyond the cycle of chronic headaches is life-altering. We often hear stories from people who had suffered for years. One patient told us, "Within 2 weeks of receiving upper cervical care my headaches were completely gone and haven't come back." Another shared, "I had headaches on and off for several years... After getting upper cervical care I rarely get a headache!"
These aren't isolated incidents; they represent the potential of addressing the root cause. While every person’s healing journey is unique, our focus is always on achieving stable, long-term improvement. You can read more stories from people we’ve helped on our patient reviews page.
Once we’ve identified the root cause of your headaches, the next step is gentle, precise correction. Upper cervical care focuses on realigning the top two bones of your spine—the atlas and axis—to their proper positions. This isn't about forceful cracking or twisting. Instead, we use a highly specific and gentle approach called Quantum Spinal Mechanics (QSM3) to restore your body’s natural balance.
This careful adjustment helps take pressure off your brainstem and nerves, which is often the source of headache triggers. By correcting the underlying structural issue, we allow your nervous system to function without interference. This process helps your body heal itself, leading to a reduction in headache frequency, intensity, and duration over time. It’s a partnership, and we’re here to guide you through every step of your healing journey.
Everyone’s healing journey is unique, so your timeline will depend on factors like how long you’ve had the issue and your overall health. Some people feel a difference after their very first adjustment, while for others, relief comes more gradually as their body adapts and stabilizes. The goal is lasting change, not just a temporary fix. Many people find significant relief from headaches with this type of care. In fact, one study showed that people receiving upper cervical care had far less intense and frequent tension headaches than those who didn't. You can read about the experiences of our other patients to get a better sense of what the process can look like.
A common myth is that upper cervical care is only for neck pain. While we focus on the top of the spine, the benefits extend throughout your entire body because this area houses the brainstem—your body's control center. By restoring balance here, we address the root cause of many issues, including headaches. Another misconception is that the results don't last. On the contrary, many patients find that our specialized techniques provide long-term relief, allowing them to reduce their dependence on pain medication and get back to living their lives fully. This approach is designed to help your body hold its alignment and maintain its own health.
Your adjustments are a powerful part of your recovery, but what you do between visits matters, too. We’ll work with you to identify simple lifestyle habits that can support and accelerate your healing. This might include tips for improving your posture at work, simple stretches, or stress management techniques like deep breathing. Staying well-hydrated is also key, as dehydration is a very common headache trigger. These small changes empower you to take an active role in your health and help your body hold its corrections for longer. We provide this guidance to all our new patients to ensure you get the best possible results from your care.
Small habits can make a big difference in preventing headaches. Think about how you hold your body throughout the day—are you hunched over a screen or constantly looking down at your phone? This forward head posture puts a lot of strain on the delicate bones in your upper neck. Proper alignment here is essential for healthy blood and fluid flow to your brain; a misalignment can create a bottleneck, contributing to the pressure that triggers headaches. Simple changes, like raising your computer monitor to eye level and using a supportive pillow for sleep, can help maintain your body's balance and reduce the stress on your spine, which is key for many of the conditions we help with.
Gentle movement is a great way to support your spinal health between adjustments. When your upper neck is misaligned, it can cause the muscles in your neck, shoulders, and even your scalp to become chronically tight, which is a major headache trigger. Simple exercises can help release this tension. Try incorporating gentle chin tucks—tucking your chin back as if making a double chin—to activate deep neck muscles. Shoulder rolls, both forward and backward, can also ease strain in your upper back and shoulders. These movements aren't about forcing a correction but about encouraging flexibility and helping your body hold the alignment we achieve with our specialized techniques.
Taking the first step toward addressing chronic headaches can feel overwhelming, but it doesn't have to be. Finding the right care starts with knowing what to look for and what to expect. When you’re ready to move beyond temporary fixes and address the root cause of your pain, the process is straightforward. It begins with finding a specialist who understands the intricate connection between your neck and your nervous system, followed by a thorough consultation to map out your path to recovery. This approach ensures you get a care plan tailored specifically to your body’s needs.
When searching for a solution to your headaches, it’s important to find a chiropractor who specializes in the upper cervical spine. This is a highly specific field of care that requires advanced training. Look for a doctor with certifications in techniques like Quantum Spinal Mechanics (QSM3), which focuses on precise, gentle adjustments. Many people find lasting relief from headaches and migraines through this type of specialized care because it addresses the underlying structural issues that other treatments might miss. A qualified upper cervical chiropractor will focus on correcting the core problem to help your body heal itself naturally.
Your first visit is all about getting to know you and your health story. You’ll sit down with the doctor to discuss your symptoms, your health history, and what you’ve tried in the past. We will then perform a comprehensive NeuroBioStructural Analysis to get a precise look at your spinal alignment and nervous system function. Based on these findings, we’ll create a custom care plan for you, which may include gentle adjustments and lifestyle recommendations. The goal is to provide a natural, effective option for headache relief, so come ready with any questions you have.
Are the adjustments painful? I'm nervous about the 'cracking' sound. That's a very common concern, and the short answer is no. Our approach is completely different from what many people picture when they think of chiropractic care. We use a specialized technique called QSM3, which is incredibly gentle and precise. There is no forceful twisting, popping, or cracking involved. The correction is so light that you might not feel much at all, but it's designed to restore your body's balance and take pressure off your nervous system, which is what provides the lasting relief.
How is upper cervical care different from general chiropractic? While both fields aim to improve your health, upper cervical care is a highly focused specialty. Think of it like the difference between a general family doctor and a heart surgeon. We concentrate specifically on the relationship between the top two bones in your neck and your brainstem. Because this area is the master control center for your entire body, correcting a problem here can have a profound effect on your overall health, especially for issues like chronic headaches. We use advanced diagnostics to pinpoint the exact misalignment and then make a very precise correction, rather than performing full-spine adjustments.
How quickly can I expect my headaches to go away? Every person's body and health history is unique, so the healing timeline varies. Some people notice a significant improvement after just a few adjustments, while for others, it's a more gradual process as their body stabilizes and heals. Our focus is on creating lasting change by addressing the root cause of the problem, not just providing a temporary fix. During your consultation, we'll get a much clearer picture of your specific situation and can give you a better idea of what to expect.
Once my headaches are gone, do I need to continue treatment forever? Our goal is to help your body heal and hold its proper alignment on its own. Initially, you may need more frequent visits to correct the long-standing issue and retrain your body. As your spine becomes more stable and your symptoms resolve, the frequency of visits typically decreases significantly. Many of our patients transition to periodic check-ups, similar to a dental cleaning, just to ensure everything stays in alignment and they continue to feel great. The ultimate aim is to get you to a point where you don't need us very often.
What if I've already tried other treatments for my headaches without success? Many of our patients come to us feeling frustrated because they've already tried everything from medication to physical therapy without finding lasting relief. The reason our approach often works when others haven't is that we look for a foundational problem that is frequently overlooked: a misalignment in the upper neck. By focusing on the source of the nerve irritation and interference, we can often address the underlying reason your headaches keep coming back, providing a different path toward a real solution.