Frequently Asked Questions about Chiropractic

Chiropractic is a holistic and vitalistic approach to health, with particular attention to the relationship between the spine, movement and the nervous system.A chiropractor examines how a person moves and functions and looks at how the body adapts to different forms of physical and mental demands. When chiropractic care is appropriate, a specific chiropractic adjustment may form part of the care.Read more about what chiropractic is

People visit a chiropractor for different reasons.Some come with complaints such as back or neck pain, stiffness or limitations in movement. Others want to take a more conscious approach to their health, maintain their freedom of movement or better manage the physical demands of work, sport and everyday life.During a first appointment, we always look at your personal situation, expectations and goals, and whether chiropractic care is appropriate for you.

A chiropractic adjustment is a specific and controlled manual technique.The adjustment is applied based on the examination and tailored to the individual. The aim is not to force the body, but to support normal movement and function.

A chiropractic adjustment may produce a brief clicking or popping sound. This sound is caused by changes in pressure and gas within the joint.The sound is not the goal of the adjustment. An adjustment therefore does not need to be audible to be applied.

An adjustment is tailored to your body, situation and mobility. Most techniques are applied in a controlled and specific manner.You may sometimes experience temporary sensitivity or a muscle reaction during or after an adjustment. Always discuss with your chiropractor how an adjustment feels for you.

Chiropractic care can be adapted to different ages and situations.The way a person is examined and the techniques used are adapted to factors including age, body build, mobility and individual circumstances.During a first appointment, we assess whether chiropractic care is appropriate.

During your first appointment, we discuss your situation, health, expectations and goals. This is followed by a physical examination, which includes looking at posture, movement, mobility and the function of the spine.When chiropractic care is appropriate, a first chiropractic adjustment may already be performed during this appointment.Read more about our method

During the second appointment, we discuss the results and findings of the examination. We explain what they mean for you and discuss a personal care plan that fits your situation and goals.When appropriate, a second chiropractic adjustment is also performed during this appointment.

Yes. Animal chiropractic is offered through Chiro4Pets.Read more about Animal Chiropractic