Austin Chiropractic Network Spinal Analysis

Durning this time of precaution and social distancing, please call the number directly to talk with the Doctor and set an appointment when the office has less patients inside. 

Dr.James Lee utilizes many Chiropractic methods to help his patients.  All of them are safe, natural, and non-invasive.

What to expect on your first visit. 

Our Austin, Texas Chiropractic office, located on 38^th st, serves patients who want a more natural approach that works to address the root cause of their issues and concerns while helping them create the health and quality of life they desire.  The first step is sitting down with Dr. Lee for an initial Chiropractic visit and going over a detailed history and examination. This usually takes 20-30 minutes.  Our first visit is about learning, discovering, and connecting with you, the patient.

Next, we will schedule a second appointment where we will go over your findings and present you with a personally individualized care plan specific to your current healthcare needs as well as answer any chiropractic questions that you might have.

Chiropractic does not cure anything, however it helps the body cure everything. The human body has the ability to fix all of our problems. The human body is an incredible system of organs and cells and intelligence that with the correct assistance can heal itself.

Dr. Lee utilizes the Chiropractic technique Network Chiropractic, which is an evidenced based Chiropractic approach to wellness and body awareness. Gentle precise touch to the spine cue the brain to create new wellness promoting strategies enabling your body to heal naturally.

Here are some links to Chiropractic information that will help:

• What is Network Chiropractic and Network Spinal Analysis 
• The difference between Chiropractic, Massage, Acupuncture and Physical Therapy.
• Scoliosis in Children and how to detect it.
• Pregnant mothers, newborns and immune systems
• Pediatric Chiropractic and Children with Autism
• Allergies and Chiropractic