Neck pain is one of the most common complaints we see at Vitality Chiropractic. Whether it is the chronic stiffness that greets you every morning, the tension that builds through a workday at a desk, or the sharp pain that limits how far you can turn your head — neck pain is not something you have to simply live with.
Common Causes of Neck Pain
Cervical subluxations — misaligned vertebrae in the neck that compress nerves
Forward head posture — every inch forward adds ~10 lbs of strain on your cervical spine
Whiplash injuries — from auto accidents or sports, even mild ones
Tech neck — prolonged screen time pulling the head forward and down
Disc herniation — cervical discs pressing on nerve roots, causing arm numbness or tingling
Our Approach to Neck Pain Relief
We begin with a detailed examination of your cervical spine — assessing posture, range of motion, muscle tension patterns, and nerve function. Specific chiropractic adjustments restore proper alignment to the cervical vertebrae, relieving nerve pressure and restoring normal movement. Many patients also benefit from soft tissue work and postural retraining to prevent recurrence.
For patients where emotional or neurological stress is contributing to chronic neck tension, we may incorporate
NET therapy as part of the care plan.
Related Symptoms We Address
Shoulder pain and upper trapezius tightness
Arm numbness, tingling, or weakness from cervical disc issues
Reduced range of motion and neck stiffness
Dizziness or vertigo related to cervical dysfunction
Frequently Asked Questions
Can chiropractic care help with tech neck from screens?
Absolutely. Tech neck is one of the most common conditions we treat. We address the underlying cervical misalignment and also give you exercises and posture guidance to reduce strain during your workday.
What about neck pain from a car accident?
Whiplash injuries respond very well to chiropractic care, especially when treated promptly. Even “minor” collisions can cause significant cervical misalignment. See our
auto accident care page for more information.