Advanced Training & Certifications

"Diversified" or "Diversified Chiropractic Technique (DCT)" is the most commonly used adjustment technique for the spine and extremities by chiropractors, and is often associated with an audible "pop" as joint mobility is restored. It involves a rapid impulse ("High Velocity, Low Amplitude" (HVLA) thrust) into the area of restriction to restore proper joint mobility and muscle tension. 

Dr. Stacey, like most chiropractors, was trained in DCT while in chiropractic college at CMCC (2006), and uses it daily in practice when appropriate.   

The Activator Method Chiropractic Technique (AMCT) is a chiropractic treatment approach that is an alternative to manual manipulation to the spine or extremities.  This technique uses a hand-held instrument ("Activator") to provide a gentle yet effective force to affect the joint and surrounding tissues.  

This technique is commonly used as an alternative when manual hands-on care is not appropriate, whether due to patient preference or medical contraindications.  It is also commonly used for children as well, as the technique (analysis & adjustment) are excellent for detecting musculoskeletal issues regardless of an accurate description of symptoms. 

Dr. Stacey was first certified in AMCT (Level 1) in 2007, and uses it for patients of all ages.  

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Webster Technique is a well-known approach to Sacral Analysis that can be used with any weight bearing individual.  It is often associated with prenatal chiropractic care, as it gently addresses the pelvic biomechanics that are important throughout pregnancy & beyond. 

Dr. Stacey was first Certified in Webster Technique in 2009, and has been using it in practice since. 

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