Infant and Child Spinal Care in Orleans ON

“I like this approach because it is a highly advanced, scientific, and proven chiropractic technique to correct and restore your spine back to optimal alignment, function, and health,” says Dr. Hunter. CBP is highly effective in identifying and correcting the causes of your pain, discomfort, loss of mobility, and altered health.

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“These techniques provide me with alternative approaches so that I can customize my treatments to the specific needs of each patient.  They are all gentle and ultra-effective,” explains Dr. Hunter.

Dr. Hunter has placed a heavy focus in his training on the analysis and correction of problems in the shoulder, elbow, wrist, hip, knee, ankle, and foot.  He uses specific, gentle adjustments to restore correct alignment and movement of the extremity joints to help such conditions as shoulder impingement, frozen shoulder, hip pain, tennis elbow, carpal tunnel syndrome, plantar fasciitis, Morton’s neuroma, bunions, and much more.

“OTZ methods provides me with yet another approach which specifically targets issues with frozen shoulder, headaches/migraines, and neck pain,” explains Dr. Hunter.

OTZ Methods has made tremendous strides in the clinical resolution of the “frozen shoulder”. Their analysis of the cranio-cervical junction with upper extremity disorders has been taught around the world.

“The Webster technique is a specific chiropractic analysis and gentle adjustment procedure which safely reduces restriction and tension in a pregnant mother’s spine and pelvis,” says Dr. Hunter.  “Due to the increase in hormones, weight gain and postural adaptations, pregnant mothers have a much greater chance of developing restrictions in their spine and pelvis.”

“This adjustment method can have a very positive effect on the neurology to the uterus, pelvic alignment, tension levels, baby positioning, and the mother’s general comfort and pain levels throughout pregnancy.”  Correct baby positioning and normal pelvic function are essential to the prevention of difficult birth (dystocia), and to reduce undue stress to the baby’s developing spine and nerve system.

Many pregnant mothers seek out the Webster technique specifically if their baby is in a breech position.  Restoring alignment and function of the pelvis with the Webster Technique has been shown to restore optimal baby positioning. The Webster technique is a very safe adjustment technique which is highly recommended to all moms throughout their pregnancy, regardless of pain, to help optimize the health of both mother and baby.

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