What is the Activator Method of Chiropractic?
The Activator Method is an alternative to traditional chiropractic techniques you may know. The Activator Technique incorporates the latest advances in orthopedic, neurological, and chiropractic examinations along with a unique system of administering spinal adjustments.
Activator Method is the least intrusive form of chiropractic treatment. It is considered the most gentle approach to chiropractic.
A highly trained Activator Methods doctor skillfully identifies joint dysfunction in the spinal column and extremities for improved patient care. The Activator Adjusting Instrument is used to give calibrated, consistent low-force, high-speed chiropractic adjustments.
Over 35,000 doctors have been trained in Activator Method, and 2,100 doctors are Proficiency Rated, making Activator Method the most widely used technique worldwide, a reflection of patient satisfaction. Dr. Julia Wray is Advanced Proficiency rated and an Activator Methods instructor with over 15 years experience in private practice.
Activator Method is the least intrusive form of chiropractic treatment. It is considered the most gentle approach to chiropractic.
A highly trained Activator Methods doctor skillfully identifies joint dysfunction in the spinal column and extremities for improved patient care. The Activator Adjusting Instrument is used to give calibrated, consistent low-force, high-speed chiropractic adjustments.
Over 35,000 doctors have been trained in Activator Method, and 2,100 doctors are Proficiency Rated, making Activator Method the most widely used technique worldwide, a reflection of patient satisfaction. Dr. Julia Wray is Advanced Proficiency rated and an Activator Methods instructor with over 15 years experience in private practice.
Who developed the Activator Method?
The Activator Method was founded and developed by Arlan W. Fuhr, D.C. His practice and company, Activator Methods International, Ltd., is headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona. Dr. Fuhr is also president of the National Institute of Chiropractic Research.