From common problems like back pain and sciatica to more complex concerns such as nervous system dysfunction, we carefully evaluate your symptoms and work with you to find the root cause. Then we use targeted treatment to relieve pain, improve function and support your overall health.
Our treatments commonly help
Back pain
Neck pain
Arm & shoulder pain
Hip & leg pain
Sciatica
Headaches & migraines
Dizziness & vertigo
Nervous system dysfunction
Our treatments may also help
Infantile colic
Restless leg syndrome
Trouble sleeping
Chronic sinus problems
Torticollis
Positional intolerance
Specific chiropractic adjustments
Over time, the body absorbs physical, chemical and emotional stress. We look for the places where that stress may show up in your spine and joints: areas that are restricted, tender or not moving well. Chiropractors traditionally call these areas subluxations; you may also hear the term joint dysfunction.
A specific adjustment is a precise, controlled movement applied to the joint that needs it. The goal is not to push bones back into place. It is to restore healthy motion to restricted joints and support the communication between your nervous system and your body. Research suggests adjustments can influence how the nervous system processes signals from the joints and muscles involved, and clinical guidelines include spinal manipulation as a treatment option for low back and neck pain.
Each adjustment is tailored to you and paired with advice and exercise when helpful, with the goal of easing discomfort, improving movement and helping you stay active.
Sports chiropractic & performance
Sports chiropractic at our office is provided by Dr. Perry Williams, DC, DACBSP, our board-certified sports chiropractor. His care is grounded in sports biomechanics and injury prevention.
Whether you’re a competitive athlete, a weekend warrior or simply want to move better, Dr. Perry Williams focuses on helping you recover from injury, prevent the next one and perform at your best.
Electrical stimulation, our mechanical massage table and cold therapy help ease pain, relax tight muscles and support recovery.
For hands-on massage, book with our in-office therapist:
Active therapies
Personalized exercises and stretches strengthen muscles, improve flexibility and support long-term health.
For longer-term active therapy, schedule with our in-office exercise physiologist:
Passive and active therapies work together as part of your chiropractic care at our Winchester office. They help ease discomfort, improve function and keep you active.