Foundation of your Body

Your feet are the foundation of your body.  They support you when you stand, walk or run. They help protect your spine, bones and soft tissues from damaging stress as you move around.  Your feet perform better when all their muscles, arches and bones are in their ideal stable positions.  The foot is constructed with three arches which when properly maintained give exceptional supportive strength.  These three arches form a supporting vault that distributes the weight of the entire body.  If there is compromise of one arch in the foot, the other arches must compensate and are subject to additional stresses, which usually leads to further compromise.

It's a Chain Reaction

Healthcare professionals know alleviating pain in one part of your body often requires treating a different part.  The pain you feel in your neck could be caused by a misalignment in your spine that is caused by unbalanced positioning in your feet.  See?  It's a chain reaction.

By stabilizing and balancing your feet, orthotics enhance your body's performance and efficiency, reduce pain and contribute to your total body wellness.  Orthotics complement your chiropractic treatment when you stand, walk and live your active life.

Orthotics can Help more than you Think

Your body is an interconnected system of specialized parts and the support structure which holds everything together is made up of bones, muscles, tendons and ligaments.

Even if your feet don't hurt they may be contributing to your overall postural balance.  If you're having pain or discomfort in a specific area of your body- anywhere from your feet to your neck orthotics may help bring you long-term relief.

Whiplash                                            Chronic Neck Pain
Posture                                                Lower Back Pain
Sacroiliac Joint Pain                           Hip Pain
Knee Pain                                           Short Legs
Shin Splints                                        Ankle Pain
Heel Spurs                                          Foot Problems
Sports Injuries and Performance