Norwalk Chiropractic Services
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Chiropractic Care
Chiropractic Care
What is it?
Chiropractic care focuses on how your joints, spine, and nervous system are working together. Adjustments are used to address areas that aren’t moving as well as they should, with rehab, physiotherapy, and electrical muscle stimulation incorporated when appropriate. Dr. Stumbaugh is also trained in the Webster Technique for prenatal care.
Who is it for?
Chiropractic care may be considered by people experiencing back or neck discomfort, stiffness, limited mobility, or other musculoskeletal concerns. We see patients across the lifespan, including children, expectant mothers, active adults, and seniors.
Benefits
- Encourages healthy joint movement
- May ease stiffness and discomfort
- Helps improve mobility
- Care tailored to your individual needs and goals
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Pediatric Chiropractic
Pediatric Chiropractic
What is it?
Chiropractic care for children uses gentle, low-force techniques adapted for smaller, developing bodies. The approach changes with your child’s age, size, and individual needs.
Who is it for?
We see infants, children, and teens as part of our whole-family approach to chiropractic care.
Benefits
- Gentle, age-appropriate techniques
- Care adapted as children grow
- Drug-free approach
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Pregnancy Chiropractic
Pregnancy Chiropractic
What is it?
Pregnancy brings plenty of changes, including changes in posture and the way your body moves. Chiropractic care during pregnancy is adapted with these changes in mind. Dr. Stumbaugh is trained in the Webster Technique, a specific chiropractic technique used during pregnancy.
Who is it for?
Expectant mothers at different stages of pregnancy who are interested in chiropractic care tailored to their changing bodies.
Benefits
- Gentle techniques adapted for pregnancy
- May help with pregnancy-related aches and discomfort
- Webster Technique available
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Sports Chiropractic
Sports Chiropractic
What is it?
Whether you’re training for competition or just want to stay active on the weekend, sports chiropractic care is tailored to how you move and what you ask your body to do. Adjustments may be combined with rehab and physiotherapy based on the athlete, injury, activity, and goals.
Who is it for?
Teen athletes, weekend warriors, recreational competitors, and professionals can all receive sports-focused care. Dr. Stumbaugh also serves as team chiropractor for the Iowa Barnstormers football team.
Benefits
- Addresses joint and movement restrictions
- May help with recovery following certain sports injuries
- Helps you work toward your mobility and activity goals
- Care tailored to your sport and level of activity
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Spinal Decompression
Spinal Decompression
What is it?
Spinal decompression is a gentle, non-surgical therapy that uses a specialized table to carefully stretch the spine with controlled traction. This creates space between the vertebrae, reducing pressure on discs and nerves. The result is less pain, better disc hydration, and a more comfortable environment for your spine to move and heal — without surgery or downtime.
Who is it for?
It may be considered for people with certain disc-related concerns, sciatica, spinal stenosis, facet joint syndrome, or ongoing low back or neck discomfort. We’ll assess your situation first to determine whether decompression is appropriate for you.
Benefits
- Non-surgical approach
- May reduce pressure on certain spinal structures
- May ease some types of back or leg discomfort
- May ease some types of neck or shoulder and arm discomfort
- Treatment tailored to your individual condition
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TMD Care
TMD Care
What is it?
TMD care focuses on the muscles and joints involved in jaw movement. Treatment may include hands-on techniques, gentle jaw adjustments, stretching, and take-home exercises tailored to your specific symptoms and movement patterns.
Who is it for?
People experiencing jaw discomfort or tenderness, clicking or popping, difficulty chewing, headaches or earaches associated with jaw problems, or a jaw that sometimes feels stuck or restricted.
Benefits
- May ease jaw tension and discomfort
- Encourages more comfortable jaw movement
- Addresses tight or restricted jaw muscles
- Includes exercises you can continue at home
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Auto Accident Care
Auto Accident Care
What is it?
Even a relatively minor collision can leave your neck, back, or soft tissues feeling different afterward. We begin with an exam and, when needed, on-site specialized spinal X-rays, using highly advanced analysis technology to get a clearer picture of what’s going on. Care may include chiropractic adjustments and rehabilitative exercises based on your findings.
Who is it for?
Anyone dealing with neck, back, whiplash-related, or other musculoskeletal concerns following a car accident. An assessment may also be appropriate when symptoms don’t appear immediately after a collision.
Benefits
- Care based on your individual injuries and symptoms
- On-site specialized spinal X-rays when clinically appropriate
- Chiropractic and rehabilitative options available
- A personalized plan based on your exam findings
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Active Release Techniques
Active Release Techniques
What is it?
Active Release Techniques (ART) is a hands-on soft-tissue technique used for muscles, tendons, ligaments, fascia, and nerves. Your provider assesses the area and applies specific pressure and movement while you actively move the affected part of your body.
Who is it for?
ART may be an option for people dealing with muscle tightness, restricted movement, or certain lingering soft-tissue injuries.
Benefits
- Hands-on, non-surgical approach
- Addresses areas of soft-tissue restriction
- May improve range of motion
- Can be incorporated into a broader care plan
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Shockwave Therapy
Shockwave Therapy
What is it?
Shockwave therapy uses acoustic pressure waves directed at a targeted area. Sessions typically take about 5 to 10 minutes. Treatment frequency varies depending on the condition and your response, with some concerns requiring a longer course of care than others.
Who is it for?
It may be considered for certain ongoing tendon or muscle concerns, including plantar fasciitis, tendinopathies, and some shoulder conditions, particularly when symptoms have persisted.
Benefits
- Non-invasive treatment
- Short treatment sessions
- No required downtime after a typical session
- May be used alongside other forms of care
