Locking in the Correction
Imagine building a house on a crooked foundation. Even if you push the walls back into place, if you don't pour concrete to stabilize the new foundation, the house will just sag again. Your spine works the same way.
Through CBP traction and adjustments, we restore the curves to your spine. But to ensure those curves stay there permanently, we must engage in intensive postural stabilization to build a "muscular cast" around your newly aligned spine.
How We Build Spinal Stability
- Neuromuscular Re-educationWe use specific balance and coordination exercises to retrain the brain to subconsciously fire the stabilizing muscles of the spine, preventing spinal instability.
- Core ActivationA strong core protects against lumbar disc herniations and lower back pain. We teach you how to properly brace and engage your core during daily movements.
- Foundation SupportIf your feet are unstable, your spine will be unstable. We often utilize custom orthotics to ensure your body is perfectly supported from the ground up.
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Medically Reviewed
The clinical information on this page has been reviewed and verified by Dr. Dirk Woodmansee, DC, an advanced certified Chiropractic BioPhysics (CBP) provider in clinical practice since 1997, with extensive experience in structural spinal rehabilitation.
Last Reviewed: September 2026 | Disclaimer
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If you live in the Salt Lake Valley and are struggling with poor posture, arm or leg numbness, or have been diagnosed with a spinal condition, contact Comprehensive Chiropractic Clinic to determine whether corrective CBP® care may be appropriate for your condition.
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