Head Pain Has a Source
Recurring headaches are common, but they aren't something you simply have to live with. We focus on the spinal and nervous system stress that may contribute to headaches and migraines.
Where Headaches Often Begin
The neck and upper spine carry an enormous amount of daily load: posture, stress, old injuries, hours at a desk. When motion in that region is restricted, it can place added stress on the surrounding muscles and nerves, which for many people shows up as head pain.
Rather than chasing the symptom, we evaluate how your spine and nervous system are functioning to understand what may be driving the pattern.
What We Help Address
Tension Headaches
A tight band of pressure across the forehead or temples, often worse as the day goes on.
Headaches That Start in the Neck
Pain beginning at the base of the skull and radiating forward.
Migraine Patterns
Recurring episodes with sensitivity to light, sound, or movement.
Posture-Related Head Pain
Headaches tied to long hours at a desk, a screen, or behind the wheel.
Post-Injury Headaches
Head pain that began after an accident, fall, or sports impact.
Jaw & Temple Tension
Clenching and tightness that contributes to recurring discomfort.
Stop Working Around the Pain
An evaluation is the first step toward understanding what's actually driving your headaches.
Hedlund Chiropractic, P.A.
Compassionate, research-based chiropractic care focused on long-term results.
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