Frequently Asked Questions in Cedar Park TX

Chiropractic is a natural, holistic health model that focuses on the spine and nervous system as the source of health in the body. It was discovered at the turn of the 19th century and has been keeping up with the changes in health research and technology, standing the test of time.

A Specific correction to the alignment of a joint that is given by the hand of a chiropractor or an instrument given by a chiropractor.

Yes, Chiropractors malpractice insurance premiums remain the lowest in the industry and considered to be safe and effective when performed by a licensed chiropractor.

The chiropractor will make recommendations for your ongoing care on your second visit, following the initial exam. Typical care plan recommendations start at 2 times per week for 4 weeks and 1 time per week for 8 weeks. Additional recommendations for maintenance care are typically between 1 time per week and 1 time per month.

There are many benefits to regular chiropractic care. Once through the initial healing phase, people often notice better sleep, focus, energy, feelings of peace.

Generally, chiropractic care is considered safe and effective when performed by a licensed chiropractor.

Generally, no, adjustments do not and should not hurt. If you are already in pain, there may be positions that are painful for you and in those cases, we will modify the adjustment so you can tolerate the correction with minimal pain. If you are unable to get into any position that is tolerable, we may refer you out for imaging, or emergency care before performing an adjustment. Muscle soreness for 24 hours following a chiropractic adjustment is common and considered normal.

Dr. Amanda has over 10 years experience as a family chiropractor and 20 years experience in fitness, exercise, and nutrition. She has personally experienced the health transformation a chiropractic lifestyle can provide and is passionate about helping you in your health journey.

Your first visit will be 45 minutes to 1 hour. Follow up visits will be 10-30 minutes depending on your needs.

Chiropractors have doctoral degrees, just like medical doctors. The chiropractic program is a 3-4 year post bachelor’s program focusing on anatomy, physiology, diagnosis, nutrition, case management, medical coding, chiropractic technique, physiology, radiology, as well as the art, science and philosophy of healing.

Chiropractors have doctoral degrees, just like medical doctors. The chiropractic program is a 3-4 year post bachelor’s program focusing on anatomy, physiology, diagnosis, nutrition, case management, medical coding, chiropractic technique, physiology, radiology, as well as the art, science and philosophy of healing.

It’s not recommended to self-adjust especially when under care with a chiropractor. Feeling like you need to “pop” yourself is a good indication that you need to come in for an adjustment. When you get adjusted, we address all areas of the spine to ensure everything is in alignment and we address the area that needs attention not just the one area you feel needs it.

Yes, we will take posture photos before, during and after your care plan. You can see and feel the changes! We also use BALLance Ⓡ spinal decompression therapy to passively bring your spine into a more upright posture without you having to think about it!

Yes, if done by a licensed chiropractor and follows industry standards of care. Not only is it safe, it’s beneficial! Kids need chiropractic, too. Falls off playground equipment, beds, couches, bikes, etc as well as posture strain while playing video games, looking down at phones/ipads, carrying heavy backpacks, and playing sports are all reasons to get your child checked!

Pain is ONE reason patients go to the chiropractor. Chiropractors are very effective at dealing with pain naturally. Pain is a signal the body makes to make you aware that something is not right. Once the healing starts, the signals lessen. However, the cause of the pain may not be completely healed and stabilized. It’s important to follow your chiropractor’s recommendations to avoid the vicious cycle of repeat flare ups and possible re-injury.

Many people seek out chiropractic care as a preventative measure to avoid risk of injury, especially athletes. If your joints are working properly, your body can accommodate the repetitive stress and strain more effectively and therefore prevent injuries.

Another reason people continue going to their chiropractor is to maintain their adjustments and for wellness care. Day-to-day stress on the body will eventually take its toll. Staying on a regular schedule, even just 1 time per month, will help keep your body in tip top shape.