Overland Chiropractic

08/12/2024

Cox technique is a highly skilled, very specific form of spinal manipulation/adjustment. As the saying goes, “putting a scalpel in your hand does not make you a surgeon.” Owning some type of flexion distraction table does not mean the doctor has had sufficient training or experience with the technique. Dr. Patterson has been using Cox technique since 1988. (prior to a certification process being developed) In 1998, he became one of the first Cox certified doctors in the state of Kansas. Learn more at https://overlandchiro.com/spinal-decompression/

07/01/2024

We are OPEN this week, July 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 5th. We will be closed July 4th for Independence Day.

02/29/2024

Exercise Prescription
Almost all patients are prescribed exercises at some point in their care. The first phase of care is to reduce pain and increase mobility. The next phase is to create stability. Strengthening exercises are particularly useful for creating stability. Read more at

Exercise help in Overland Park. Overland Chiropractor will help manage your pain. Special Focus on Patients over 50 and Seniors. Chiropractors

01/24/2024

One leg Balance Exercise – Advances 1
In this article I am going to show you two ways to make the previous exercises more difficult. The first thing you can do is stand on a surface that is less stable. This could be a yoga mat or some other type of foam or rubber. Your foot and ankle will be less stable, forcing you to engage your leg muscles even more. Read more at

One leg Balance Exercise – Advances 1 by [email protected] | May 19, 2023 | Uncategorized | 0 commentsIn the last article we discussed beginning one leg balance positions. As you progress, you will need to find ways to continue to challenge your body. In this article I am going to show you t...

11/22/2023

5 Tips To Manage Holiday Stress
Pay attention to your budget
Tightening your budget can help alleviate additional financial stress. Pay with cash or debit card.
Stay active
Maintain a normal exercise and sleep routine. Plenty of rest and exercise are great stress relievers.
Maintain healthy eating
Avoid skipping meals.
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5 Tips To Manage Holiday Stress by [email protected] | Dec 9, 2021 | Balance | 0 commentsPay attention to your budget Tightening your budget can help alleviate additional financial stress. Pay with cash or debit card. Personally, this helps me to stay on track. It is more painful to watch the....

11/09/2023

We live our lives through movement. Good balance improves our ability to walk, perform our daily activities and reduces our risk of falls. Balance is important in all stages of life. Balance helps the athlete perform at a higher level, the parent care for their child, and the senior enjoy retirement and remain independent. Read more at

Balance and Coordination Training by [email protected] | Mar 17, 2023 | Uncategorized | 0 commentsWe live our lives through movement. Good balance improves our ability to walk, perform our daily activities and reduces our risk of falls. Balance is important in all stages of life. Balance helps...

10/27/2023

Does losing weight really improve your back pain?
For years I have heard people comment that if they could only lose weight, their back would feel better. There is very little research to support this belief.
A review of the literature was published in May 2022, discussing this subject.
They found 11 studies, made up of 689 participants, that met their inclusion criteria. Read more at

Does losing weight really improve your back pain? For years I have heard people comment that if they could

10/04/2023

Is it less expensive to have Manual therapy for back pain vs Staying active on your own?

Have you ever heard that your back pain will get better on it’s own? Maybe it will and maybe it won’t. Some people just don’t want to go to the doctor. Read more at

Manual therapy for back pain vs Staying active on your own? by [email protected] | Jun 16, 2022 | PainIs it less expensive to have Manual therapy for back pain vs Staying active on your own?Have you ever heard that your back pain will get better on it’s own? Maybe it will and maybe it won’...