Broman Chiropractic

10/24/2026

That popping sound during an adjustment is not your bones grinding or shifting into place, it is actually a small release of gas bubbles from within the joint, a process called cavitation. It sounds dramatic, but it is a normal and harmless part of how the joint moves more freely afterwards. Understanding what is really happening can make the whole experience feel a lot less intimidating.

10/21/2026

10/17/2026

The position you sleep in every night has a bigger effect on your spine than most people think, and sleeping on your stomach in particular tends to twist the neck and flatten the natural curve of your lower back for hours at a time.
Switching to your side or back, with a pillow that keeps your neck level, is a simple change that adds up over time. Small adjustments to how you sleep can mean a noticeably easier morning.

10/14/2026

We love referrals!
When someone you care about is dealing with pain, you are often the first person they ask for advice, before they ever search online. If chiropractic care has made a difference for you, mentioning us to that person could be exactly what gets them started.

10/12/2026

Now Scheduling!

Originally from Wisconsin, Ian graduated from the Massage Therapy program at Chippewa Valley Technical College and earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Exercise Science from the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire.

His background in exercise science strongly shapes his clinical approach. He works with patients to understand their goals and build a relationship with them to find the best path toward achieving those goals. He tailors each session to the patient's specific needs and preferences.

Outside the treatment room, Ian likes to spend time outdoors, camp with friends, and train for triathlons and other distance races.

Ian has select hours available starting Thursday, October 22nd, and his permanent schedule will begin Monday, November 2nd.

Call 763-420-8595 to schedule!

10/06/2026

Kinesiology taping is sometimes used alongside adjustments to support a muscle or joint between visits. The tape is applied in specific patterns that gently lift the skin, which can improve circulation and reduce the pull on an area that is still recovering. It is not a treatment on its own, but a way to extend the benefit of the work done in the office.

10/05/2026

We appreciate all of our teachers!