Other Services

Targeted suction to release tension, improve circulation, and accelerate soft tissue recovery

Cupping therapy uses controlled suction applied through cups placed directly on the skin. This negative pressure lifts and separates layers of muscle and connective tissue, creating space that allows fresh blood flow to reach areas of chronic tension and restriction. Rather than pressing down like traditional massage, cupping draws tissue upward – helping to release adhesions, reduce muscle tightness, and promote a more efficient healing response in the targeted area.

Patients often notice an immediate sense of relief and improved range of motion after a session. Cupping is especially effective for people dealing with stubborn muscular tension, stiffness between the shoulders, or chronic tightness that responds slowly to other forms of manual therapy. Dr. Paula Batterton and Dr. Kayla Watson use cupping as a strategic complement to adjustments – helping your body release tension patterns that can limit progress and slow recovery.

Precision needle therapy to release trigger points, reduce pain, and restore muscle function

Dry needling uses thin, solid needles inserted directly into myofascial trigger points – those tight, irritable knots within a muscle that can cause local pain and refer discomfort to other areas. The needle creates a brief, controlled stimulus that helps the muscle release its sustained contraction. This targeted approach can reach deep tissue restrictions that manual pressure alone may not fully resolve, making it a powerful tool for addressing stubborn pain patterns.

By releasing trigger points, dry needling can improve local blood flow, calm overactive pain signals, and restore more normal muscle function. Patients often describe the result as a noticeable “unwinding” of tension that had been building for weeks or months. It’s a strong option for people who want faster progress with chronic muscle pain, tension headaches, or movement limitations – and it pairs well with chiropractic adjustments to support longer-lasting results.

Comprehensive chiropractic support to guide recovery after an accident or injury

When the body absorbs the sudden force of an auto accident, workplace injury, or fall, the resulting strain on muscles, joints, and connective tissue can create pain patterns that worsen over time if left unaddressed. Personal injury care at Batterton Chiropractic focuses on identifying these hidden areas of damage through a thorough evaluation – then building a clear, structured treatment plan designed to restore function, reduce pain, and support the body’s natural recovery process.

Beyond hands-on care, our team understands the documentation and communication that personal injury cases require. We work to provide detailed records, consistent progress tracking, and clear communication so that your recovery is well-supported from both a clinical and practical standpoint. Whether you’re dealing with whiplash, soft tissue strain, or lingering stiffness after an incident, the goal is always the same – measurable improvement and a return to the activities that matter to you.

Gentle, specialized adjustments to support comfort, alignment, and wellness throughout pregnancy

Pregnancy brings significant changes to posture, spinal alignment, and joint function as the body adapts to support a growing baby. Prenatal chiropractic care focuses on maintaining pelvic balance and spinal alignment throughout each trimester – helping to reduce the low back pain, hip discomfort, and postural strain that many expectant mothers experience. Adjustments are gentle, carefully modified, and designed to support the body’s natural changes rather than work against them.

Patients often find that consistent prenatal care helps them stay more comfortable, move more easily, and feel more supported as their body shifts and adapts. Dr. Paula Batterton and Dr. Kayla Watson use techniques specifically suited for pregnancy, with the goal of promoting better pelvic alignment, reducing nerve irritation, and creating a more comfortable experience for both mother and baby. It’s proactive care rooted in the belief that a well-aligned body is better prepared for delivery and recovery.

Supportive taping that guides movement while reducing pain and inflammation

Kinesio Taping uses a flexible, non-medicated, latex-free tape designed to move with your body. Applied strategically, it can help support healthier movement patterns without restricting range of motion. The tape is commonly used in sports and rehabilitation settings because it provides ongoing support between visits – helping patients stay active while their body heals.

In addition to movement support, Kinesio Tape can help decrease pain and inflammation by gently lifting the skin and improving local circulation and lymphatic flow. Dr. Paula Batterton and Dr. Kayla Watson use taping as a practical add-on to care – especially when patients want extra stability, better mechanics, and more comfortable day-to-day movement.