Chiropractic Adjustment (aka Spinal Adjustment) is the most common therapeutic procedure performed by doctors of chiropractic. There are many different ways to adjust the spine and Dr. Sorrentino uses a variety of techniques.

Active Release Techniques (ART®) is the most requested soft tissue treatment available. ART® focuses on your body's soft tissue by combining manipulation with movement. ART entails identifying, isolating, and targeting the affected area to break up scar tissue and adhesions which can develop as a result of overload from repetitive use. This promotes blood flow and faster healing of injuries. 

There are many soft-tissue instrument-assisted mobilization tools. They are used for Graston-like techniques and are very effective in breaking down scar tissue and restrictions within the soft tissue. These soft tissue problems may have developed due to trauma, surgery, immobilization, repeated strain or other mechanisms. Use of FMST and Rockblade tools help restore full function to damaged areas. If you are struggling with pain and tightness in the fascia, tendons, muscle and joint areas, this may be the technique for you.

Cupping works well for fascial restrictions in cases where compression treatments have failed and distraction techniques are indicated.

Reduced pain, correct muscle activation, improved circulation, and structural support of a joint or muscle are all benefits you will see and feel when kinesiology tape is applied properly. Dr. Sorrentino taught for SpiderTech Taping system. There are different ways to apply tape and youtube does not have all the answers.

Dry needling is an effective treatment for acute and chronic pain, sports-related injuries and injury rehabilitation and prevention, with very few side effects. This technique is recommended for weight lifters and those with dense, strong muscles.

Neurokinetic Therapy® is one of the missing links in practices. Used in the tougher to treat cases, NKT narrows the key culprits in the movement pattern, thus increasing the speed and efficacy of treatment and healing.

Therapeutic exercises reinforce treatment with the goal of bringing the patient to a fully functioning, pain-free state and work to prevent further injury by improving or maintaining functional performance.