Yarmouth Spinal Care patients are served by Dr. Scott Glocke, director of Yarmouth Spinal Care in Yarmouth. He attended the University of Wisconsin – La Crosse where he studied Microbiology and Chemistry. He graduated Magna Cum Laude from Palmer College of Chiropractic, in Davenport Iowa in 1999. Dr. Glocke studied under world renowned Chiropractor Dr. E.L. Crowder.

Dr. Glocke has completed extensive post graduate work in Scoliosis detection and correction under the expert tutelage of Dr. Fred Barge. He is board certified by the National Board of Chiropractic examiners. He is the vice president of the Palmer Alumni Association chapter in Maine. He is one of only two other Chiropractors trained in Upper Cervical Chiropractic in Maine. He is on the board of directors for the Blair Chiropractic Society and the Chiropractic Alliance of Maine. He is a member of the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association and the International Chiropractic Association.

Tara B. Dubreuil has been working as a Chiropractic Assistant for over 8 years. Outside of the Yarmouth Spinal Care center office Tara enjoys spending quality time with all her pets that she adores and loves very much. Tara also enjoys spending time with her family, friends and indulging in many outdoor activities. Her real passion in life is to focus on making each practice member feel they can achieve a higher level of health and wellness.

Upper Cervical Health

We are committed to maximizing the human experience by correcting Subluxations of the spine, specifically the upper cervical spine, to allow the inborn potential of our bodies to heal ourselves. We utilize a very specific Upper Cervical (upper neck) technique called the Blair Technique. This technique is highly specific so that we can get to the true cause of why the body is not functioning at its maximum potential.

The major objective in the Blair technique is to keep the correction in the proper position for the longest period of time. The longer you stay in alignment, the faster your body can reverse the damage caused by the Subluxation. The Upper Cervical Spinal Correction requires NO twisting or popping of the spine in this procedure. Instead, the correction is barely felt and is often times described as very underwhelming.

The procedure consists of positioning the patient on their side and then a gentle, light force correction is made behind the patient’s earlobe, which is the location of the top two bones in the spine, called the Atlas and the Axis. After an adjustment is made a resting period is performed so that maximum healing is allowed to happen. After the resting period, a thermal instrument is utilized to confirm the proper correction. The temperature instrument is utilized to monitor the progress on each visit. On the left, thermal recording of misalignment. On the right, what we aim at: a more balanced spine, with far fewer areas of tension and nerve blockage.

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Yarmouth Spinal Care patients are served by Dr. Scott Glocke, director of Yarmouth Spinal Care in Yarmouth. He attended the University of Wisconsin – La Crosse where he studied Microbiology and Chemistry. He graduated Magna Cum Laude from Palmer College of Chiropractic, in Davenport Iowa in 1999. Dr. Glocke studied under world renowned Chiropractor Dr. E.L. Crowder.

Dr. Glocke has completed extensive post graduate work in Scoliosis detection and correction under the expert tutelage of Dr. Fred Barge. He is board certified by the National Board of Chiropractic examiners. He is the vice president of the Palmer Alumni Association chapter in Maine. He is one of only two other Chiropractors trained in Upper Cervical Chiropractic in Maine. He is on the board of directors for the Blair Chiropractic Society and the Chiropractic Alliance of Maine. He is a member of the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association and the International Chiropractic Association.

Tara B. Dubreuil has been working as a Chiropractic Assistant for over 8 years. Outside of the Yarmouth Spinal Care center office Tara enjoys spending quality time with all her pets that she adores and loves very much. Tara also enjoys spending time with her family, friends and indulging in many outdoor activities. Her real passion in life is to focus on making each practice member feel they can achieve a higher level of health and wellness.

Upper Cervical Health

We are committed to maximizing the human experience by correcting Subluxations of the spine, specifically the upper cervical spine, to allow the inborn potential of our bodies to heal ourselves. We utilize a very specific Upper Cervical (upper neck) technique called the Blair Technique. This technique is highly specific so that we can get to the true cause of why the body is not functioning at its maximum potential.

The major objective in the Blair technique is to keep the correction in the proper position for the longest period of time. The longer you stay in alignment, the faster your body can reverse the damage caused by the Subluxation. The Upper Cervical Spinal Correction requires NO twisting or popping of the spine in this procedure. Instead, the correction is barely felt and is often times described as very underwhelming.

The procedure consists of positioning the patient on their side and then a gentle, light force correction is made behind the patient’s earlobe, which is the location of the top two bones in the spine, called the Atlas and the Axis. After an adjustment is made a resting period is performed so that maximum healing is allowed to happen. After the resting period, a thermal instrument is utilized to confirm the proper correction. The temperature instrument is utilized to monitor the progress on each visit. On the left, thermal recording of misalignment. On the right, what we aim at: a more balanced spine, with far fewer areas of tension and nerve blockage.

temperature_scans

Upper Cervical Health Center