Create space. Reduce pressure. Support better movement.
Spinal decompression uses controlled, gentle traction to temporarily change the forces placed through the spine and provide a different mechanical environment for the joints and surrounding tissues.
How Does Spinal Decompression Work?
Spinal decompression uses a specialized table to apply controlled traction to the spine. The amount and location of traction can be adjusted based on the individual and the area being addressed.
Position
You’re comfortably positioned on the decompression table based on the area being worked with.
Decompress
The table applies controlled cycles of traction and relaxation to gently unload the spine.
Respond
Changing the mechanical forces through the spine gives the joints and surrounding tissues a different environment to respond to.
Recover
Decompression can be combined with movement, chiropractic, and other recovery strategies as part of a broader approach.
Why Consider Spinal Decompression?
Spinal decompression can provide a controlled way to temporarily unload the spine and may be considered when additional mechanical support could complement your overall care and recovery approach.
A simple addition to your recovery routine
Spinal decompression sessions are comfortable, controlled, and tailored to the area being addressed.
Interested in Spinal Decompression?
Tell us what you’re experiencing and what you’re hoping to accomplish. A member of the Primal team will personally reach out and help determine the appropriate next step.
