Network Spinal Analysis (NSA) 

Network Spinal Analysis™ is an evidenced based approach to wellness and body awareness.  Gentle precise touch to the spine cues the brain to create new wellness promoting strategies.  Two unique healing waves develop with this work.  They are associated with spontaneous release of spinal and life tensions, and the use of existing tension as fuel for spinal re-organization and enhanced wellness.  Practitioners combine their clinical assessments of spinal refinements with patient's self assessments of wellness and life changes.  Greater self-awareness and conscious awakening of the relationships between the body, mind, emotion, and expression of the human spirit are realized through this popular healing work.  NSA is exclusively practiced by Doctors of Chiropractic in relationship to the identification and self regulation of spinal tension and subluxation patterns.

With Network Spinal Analysis, there is no cracking, you will receive a thorough musculoskeletal, neurological and cardiovascular examination and people experience lasting results. As you know Chiropractors can help with back, neck and headaches, but Network Spinal Analysis can also help people feel less stress, more motivated, stronger, sleep better and can use their bodies with ease.   The prime objective of Network Spinal Analysis is to help people achieve their full potential by releasing tension off the nervous system for optimal healing and life.  People with chronic low back pain experienced less pain and improved mobility with breath therapy treatment over 6-8 weeks. People with chronic neck pain with or without a related headache, and who received exercises plus mobilization or adjustments, reported pain reduction and improved ability to perform everyday activities.  Breath therapy helps improve your ability to manage stress.  Mobilisation (movement imposed onto joints and muscles) is a safe and effective way to relieve chronic low back pain.  Core muscle strengthening is effective in improving quality of life and functional outcomes in patients with chronic low back pain.