How Many Headaches Start in the Neck? A LOT.
And Tackling “Tension”… Can Be Tricky
Many headaches are actually referred pain from other parts of the body.
Some headaches come from dehydration. Some from stress. Some come from the base of your skull and feel like you’re wearing an invisible headband. And those are often coming from your neck, not your brain.
Tight joints and/or muscles in the neck and back can send pain signals up into the head. Fixing that means improving how the neck and nearby structures move, not just stretching it out. (We wish!) Adjustments offer a natural way to relieve pressure and retrain how your body moves.
So, if you’re popping Advil on repeat or just riding out headaches most days of the week, get in here and get the relief you deserve!