The Cox Technique is an advanced and gentle chiropractic adjustment for neck and back pain. Unlike surgery, it is a conservative and non-invasive form of treatment. Indeed, it drastically reduces the ill effects, risks and high costs of surgery and has often proven more effective. A specially crafted partially motorized table allows for a wide range of decompressive movements. Further the doctor is always in full control of the table. The Cox technique has become the treatment of choice for most neck and low back pain, and after nearly forty years of research, testing and practice it is one of the most effective treatments available.

FACT: The Cox Decompression Technique is a less invasive and safer substitute for surgery for the 95% of low back pain patients that don’t require surgical procedures.

What does the Cox Technique treat?
• Post-Operative Failed Back Surgical Syndromes
• Herniated, bulging and ruptured discs
• Leg and hip pain due to sciatica
• Spinal stenosis
• Degenerated discs
• Neck and arm pain

Chiropractic Techniques:

Dr. Peck is well trained in many chiropractic techniques. Dr. Peck is an "old school" chiropractor who practices hands on techniques. He does not employ any instrument adjusting techniques. The most popular techniques he offers:

• Diversified (The Standard in Chiropractic)
• Gonstead
• Thompson (drops)
• Cox (flexion distraction)

Diversified Technique

Rehabilitation:

Chiropractic rehabilitation involves the restoration of proper joint function of the spine or extremities, and the strengthening of supporting muscles and soft tissues. This will usually involve specific spinal adjustments, combined with a program of stretching, resistance training, and exercises to improve muscle tone. Some patients receive a set of simple exercises or “maneuvers” they can do at home. Other types of injuries will require the use of specialized equipment to isolate and strengthen specific areas of the spine. Dr. Peck utilizes the Synergy Rehab System in his office to accomplish this.