Advanced Care Chiropractic and Wellness Center

As one of only a handful of CBP chiropractors in Richmond, Dr. Shawn Tyson will pinpoint the root cause of your pain and suffering, and create a unique treatment plan that will put you on the road to exceptional health in no time. CBP Rehabilitation Care consists of: Mirror Image Adjustments Mirror Image Spinal and Postural Exercises Spinal Remodeling Spinal curve traction

Scoliosis is a spinal condition in which the patient’s spine is curved into an S or C shape. Scoliosis is either congenital, idiopathic, or neuromuscular, and can lead to a wide range of problems if left untreated. If you are suffering from scoliosis, we can help. As a Chiropractic BioPhysics® clinic, we utilize state-of-the-art techniques, as well as Mirror Image Adjustments to painlessly rehabilitate the spine back to its normal position.

Spinal remodeling therapies gently apply an assisted stretch to chronically constricted spinal ligaments. This allows to them to return to their natural length and for the spine to resume a normal healthy shape. These therapies to allow us to improve conditions that had previously thought to be irreversible, like scoliosis.

Myo-fascial Therapy (MRT) is a soft tissue therapy designed to reduce scar tissue which forms within injured or imbalanced muscles, tendons and ligaments. This scar tissue can be likened to a patch of denim sewn into spandex. It drastically inhibits the ability to move and stretch properly. Reducing scar tissue is essential in restoring normal range of motion and provides long term results.

Sports injuries, if left untreated or under-treated can lead to further damage, resulting in months or even years of rehabilitation, aggravation, and frustration. Advanced Care specializes in pinpointing the root cause of your injury, and determining an immediate and correct treatment plan. Whether through chiropractic, massage therapy, or physical therapy, our team is dedicated to getting you back on the field competing at the highest level.

Interferential Therapy (IFT) is one of various types of physical therapy. It uses a mid-frequency electrical signal to treat muscular spasms and strains. The current produces a massaging effect over the affected area at periodic intervals, and this stimulates the secretion of endorphins, the body’s natural pain relievers, thus relaxing strained muscles and promoting soft-tissue healing

Massage therapy is the practice of using touch as a healing method derived from customs and techniques rooted in ancient history. Civilizations in the East and West found that massage could heal injuries, relieve pain, and prevent and cure illnesses. What’s more, it helps reduce stress and produce deep relaxation. Massage therapy involves acting on and manipulating the body with pressure – structured, unstructured, stationary, or moving – tension, motion, or vibration, done manually or with mechanical aids. Target tissues may include muscles, tendons, ligaments, skin, joints, or other connective tissue, as well as lymphatic vessels, or organs of the gastrointestinal system. Massage Therapy can be applied with the hands, fingers, elbows, knees, forearm, and feet. Is Massage Therapy For Me? “I tell all patients that it’s a good idea to have a massage,” says Dr. Tyson. “They’re great, and I get them!” Massage therapy at Advanced Care Chiropractic and Wellness Center is not simply relaxation massage, however. It’s designed to: •break down any old spinal scarring and adhesions •increase blood flow to the muscles •relieve pain in target areas •decrease spasms or trigger points •specifically treat your condition Therapeutic deep tissue massage therapy works hand in hand with chiropractic, in order to make a deliberate change in your problem. Therapists will go as deep as the patient will allow, but they are always careful to ensure you are comfortable with the amount of pressure. Give us call today to schedule an appointment and discuss if massage therapy is right for you.

Spinal Decompression Therapy Spinal DecompressionSpinal Decompression Therapy is a cost-effective, non-surgical and non-invasive treatment for back and neck pain. It has gained wide popularity in recent years because it is effective and provides back and neck pain sufferers a solution that does not involve the risks, recovery or expense of back surgery. Is Spinal Decompression For Me? Candidates for spinal decompression have severe disk herniation or bulging, to the extent that we can’t treat them at all until the herniation or bulging is addressed. Dr. Tyson uses decompression to stabilize his patients so that he can then move on to the rehabilitative stage. People with severe neck or low back disk herniations or bulges are generally in severe pain, especially if they’ve suffered from this condition for a long time. They often present with sciatica, shooting pains into the arms, or numbness and tingling in the hands and feet. How Does it Work? Spinal decompression addresses the issue by decompressing the spinal herniation or spinal bulge. This relieves pinching of the nerves, and causes a negative pressure within the disk in order to pull the bulge off of the spinal cord or spinal nerve. Spinal decompression begins with Interferential Traction, just to get the spine and muscles relaxed, to increase blood flow to the area, and to decreases spasms during decompression. Decompression is not painful, nor is it invasive in any way. The therapy is computerized, and is designed to slowly ramp up to the place where we need it to pull the bulge off the disk. It’s a relaxing therapy – we keep the lights low in the room, play soft music, and patients often fall asleep because they’re so relaxed. Will It Work? Patients tend to get immediate relief from each 15-18 minute session. The amount of time that the relief lasts and how many sessions are necessary in order to have sustained relief depend upon the severity of the patient’s condition. Many spinal decompression candidates are patients who have issues bad enough that they are going to be surgery candidates eventually if they don’t do something. If this is the case for you, you can expect to need more than one treatment session to affect lasting results. Once decompression has been effective for you, Dr. Tyson will recommend beginning a normal treatment plan including spinal remodeling. Your injured disk will now have increased pressure on it and will be bearing an increased spinal load, which is what lead to your problem initially. The disk problem is a secondary component of the spinal issue, and once it’s addressed the spinal issue needs to be addressed immediately or else you’ll be in severe danger of relapse. Call our Midlothian office with your questions and to request more information on spinal decompression.

is the most scientific and research-based chiropractic techniques which has shown to dramatically and effectively reverse poor postural and spinal issues. As one of only a handful of CBP chiropractors in Richmond, Dr. Shawn Tyson will pinpoint the root cause of your pain and suffering, and create a unique treatment plan that will put you on the road to exceptional health in no time. CBP Rehabilitation Care consists of: Mirror Image Adjustments Mirror Image Spinal and Postural Exercises Spinal Remodeling Spinal curve traction

Scoliosis is a spinal condition in which the patient’s spine is curved into an S or C shape. Scoliosis is either congenital, idiopathic, or neuromuscular, and can lead to a wide range of problems if left untreated. If you are suffering from scoliosis, we can help. As a Chiropractic BioPhysics® clinic, we utilize state-of-the-art techniques, as well as Mirror Image Adjustments to painlessly rehabilitate the spine back to its normal position.

Spinal remodeling therapies gently apply an assisted stretch to chronically constricted spinal ligaments. This allows to them to return to their natural length and for the spine to resume a normal healthy shape. These therapies to allow us to improve conditions that had previously thought to be irreversible, like scoliosis.

is a soft tissue therapy designed to reduce scar tissue which forms within injured or imbalanced muscles, tendons and ligaments. This scar tissue can be likened to a patch of denim sewn into spandex. It drastically inhibits the ability to move and stretch properly. Reducing scar tissue is essential in restoring normal range of motion and provides long term results.

if left untreated or under-treated can lead to further damage, resulting in months or even years of rehabilitation, aggravation, and frustration. Advanced Care specializes in pinpointing the root cause of your injury, and determining an immediate and correct treatment plan. Whether through chiropractic, massage therapy, or physical therapy, our team is dedicated to getting you back on the field competing at the highest level.

is one of various types of physical therapy. It uses a mid-frequency electrical signal to treat muscular spasms and strains. The current produces a massaging effect over the affected area at periodic intervals, and this stimulates the secretion of endorphins, the body’s natural pain relievers, thus relaxing strained muscles and promoting soft-tissue healing.

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