Sciatica happens when the sciatic nerve is irritated—usually at the spine, in the glutes, or along its path down the leg. Our approach focuses on calming the nerve, restoring motion, and teaching you how to move without aggravating it.

Our approach includes:

Chiropractic Adjustments: Free up stuck joints and relieve pressure on nerve roots.

Soft Tissue Therapy: Address tight muscles like the piriformis, glutes, hamstrings, and spinal stabilizers.

Dry Needling: Reduce muscle tension and irritation around the nerve pathway.

Shockwave Therapy: Useful in chronic cases involving tendinopathy or soft tissue inflammation.

Rehabilitation Exercises: Focus on nerve glides, core control, hip mobility, and safe strength progression.

Benefits to you:

Reduced leg pain, numbness, or tingling

Improved comfort while sitting, walking, or sleeping

Better strength and control through the core and hips

A long-term plan to keep sciatica from coming back

Sciatica affects people in different ways—some feel it daily, others only when they move a certain way. We help all types of patients find lasting relief.

Lifters & Athletes with nerve flare-ups from disc or movement issues

Desk Workers with prolonged sitting and poor posture

Parents & Laborers who tweak their back lifting or bending

Runners & Walkers with nerve tension or piriformis involvement

Anyone with leg pain, numbness, or radiating discomfort

Sciatica treatment isn’t just about pain relief—it’s about fixing the root cause. We don’t chase symptoms—we look at your movement, mechanics, and lifestyle to create a real solution.

Here’s how we stand out:

30-minute appointments that focus entirely on you

Personalized care plans based on your specific triggers and goals

Combination of hands-on care and movement training

Progressive rehab to restore strength, mobility, and control

Education and support so you understand your body and stay out of pain

Do I need an MRI to confirm it’s sciatica?
Not always. A thorough exam can often identify sciatica without imaging, unless symptoms are severe or not improving.

What causes sciatica?
Common causes include disc herniation, joint irritation, piriformis syndrome, or spinal stenosis. We assess thoroughly to pinpoint your cause.

Will adjustments help?
Yes—chiropractic care can help relieve pressure on the nerve and restore movement. It’s even more effective when combined with soft tissue and rehab.

Can I exercise with sciatica?
Yes—with the right modifications. Movement is often part of the solution, and we’ll guide you through safe progressions.

Is sciatica permanent?
In most cases, no. With the right care, symptoms can improve significantly and even resolve completely.