Welcome To Armstrong Chiropractic

At Armstrong Chiropractic we strive to maintain our status as one of the best chiropractic clinics in Appleton, and Brookfield Wisconsin.  If pain interferes with your life and you suffer from back pain, headaches, or other symptoms chiropractic care may be the answer.  Non-surgical and non-invasive chiropractic techniques can help you recover, improving your quality of life.  Whether you are suffering with pain or looking for wellness, are here to help.

We consider diagnosing and treating the cause of a patient's pain our top priority. Rather than using medications or invasive surgical procedures, we utilize a conservative hands-on approach and state-of-the-art physiotherapy modalities. With these techniques, we will relieve or eliminate your pain. If you are in need of a Chiropractor in Appleton or Brookfield, please contact our office today to schedule an appointment.



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Sep142011

Avoid Neck Pain from your Workstation

Posted on DateWednesday, September 14, 2011 at 10:39PM

Better than 66% of the population will experience neck pain during their lifetime.  Left unchecked, a dull pain can eventually become a much more serious malady. For those of you whose job requires long periods sitting in front of a computer, having your workstation set up properly can help avoid such pain. If you are experiencing such pain now, pay especially close attention. (read more)

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That’s true. People working in an office tend to experience a lot of body pain, most especially, neck pain. Having the proper posture is one key to avoid body pains. Doing a lot of stretching at your station can ease a lot of the tension.

July 3, 2012 | Unregistered CommenterWendell Palmer

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