Neck Pain & Headache Treatment

Yes. Tension and dysfunction in the cervical spine and surrounding muscles are common contributors to headaches, particularly tension-type headaches and migraines.

As soon as possible. Getting evaluated shortly after an injury like whiplash gives us the best chance to address inflammation and joint dysfunction before it becomes a longer-term problem.

Many patients notice reduced pain and improved range of motion after just one or two sessions, though a complete treatment plan is usually recommended for lasting results.

Depending on your exam, it may include customized chiropractic adjustments, spinal decompression, and soft tissue therapy, along with guidance on posture and stretching.