Beyond treating back pain

Nicholas Cambouris, D.C., Dip. Med. Ac. Founder, Chiropractic Spine Center • March 9, 2026

Treating extremities like shoulders, knees, hips, feet, elbows and wrists is a significant part of our conservative chiropractic approach.

A person viewed from behind, reaching up with their right hand to touch the back of their neck and upper shoulder area.

It might be in our name and featured in our logo, but most patients are surprised to learn that we work with other body parts beyond the spine.


Treating extremities like shoulders, knees, hips, feet, elbows and wrists is a significant part of our conservative chiropractic approach. We offer an alternative to corrective surgery or joint replacement.


Extremity issues often stem from biomechanical failures due to injury or overuse, which pushes a joint out of alignment. We restore the ideal mechanics to eliminate pain, increase function, and return the joint to where it should be. 


Rotator cuff strains and impingement are conditions we treat successfully. Hip issues, even serious ones such as labral tears, respond well to manipulation, massage and acupuncture.

Over the past several years, we’ve seen an uptick in carpal tunnel cases. Chiropractic care sustainably addresses the root cause of nerve compression instead of just cutting the tendon through invasive surgery. 


Plantar fasciitis, a common cause of heel pain, is easily repairable for us. It often strikes people who are on their feet all day, as well as runners. Using a therapy called gua sha, we scrape an instrument along the bottom of the foot to stretch and elongate the fibrous tissue to break down inflammation and increase healthy blood flow. Then we do ultrasound therapy, massage, manipulation and prescribe at-home exercises. They can get back to their normal routine within weeks.


Chiropractic Spine Center is at 1812 Pearl Road, in Brunswick. Call 330-220-2001 or visit MyClevelandChiropractor.com for more information or to schedule an appointment to become pain-free.


Mimi Reader Deal!



Mention you read this Mimi story and schedule a consultation exam for $49 (regularly $225). Offer good through Thursday, April 30, 2026. Schedule your appointment online at MyClevelandChiropractor.com.

Recent Posts

By Karl Gerhard • October 16, 2026
Tender apple scones filled with crisp apples, warm cinnamon and nutmeg, and topped with a sweet apple cider glaze make the perfect treat for welcoming autumn.
By Laura Briedis • October 16, 2026
It’s time to refresh your color with a new hue or deeper highlight. Here’s how the team at Cory’s Hair Studio & Day Spa can help you make a change.
By Mitch Allen • October 15, 2026
Halloween is almost here, but the scariest thing this fall is overflowing gutters. Who you gonna call? The Gutter Boys.
By Mitch Allen • October 15, 2026
Frost wedging caused by winter’s freeze-thaw cycle, can cause concrete surfaces to crack and shatter. Here’s why it happens and how you can stop it with Pristine Clean.
By Patricia Nugent • October 14, 2026
Spartan StormShield takes a thoughtful approach to lasting roof care.
By Beth Newcomb • October 13, 2026
Freedom of choice when it comes to Medicare means you get to decide who supports your journey.
By Patricia Nugent • October 12, 2026
The freshly reimagined Brown Derby Wood-Fired Steakhous e sets the tone for special occasions and romantic date nights, but that’s not all this legendary restaurant has to offer.
By Mary Malik • October 12, 2026
At Haven Home Assisted Living , smaller resident numbers mean personal attention comes standard. Here’s the difference this home is making in the lives of seniors
By Patricia Nugent • October 12, 2026
Kim Haupt lost 100 pounds thanks in part to surgery, but she also lost a lot of muscle. Here’s how MaxStrength Fitness got her up and moving again, with more strength and stamina
By Patricia Nugent • October 12, 2026
After a recent bone density scan revealed positive improvement, Catherine Saluja credits the team at MaxStrength Fitness for helping her get there.

RELATED ARTICLES

By Karl Gerhard • October 16, 2026
Tender apple scones filled with crisp apples, warm cinnamon and nutmeg, and topped with a sweet apple cider glaze make the perfect treat for welcoming autumn.
By Laura Briedis • October 16, 2026
It’s time to refresh your color with a new hue or deeper highlight. Here’s how the team at Cory’s Hair Studio & Day Spa can help you make a change.
By Mitch Allen • October 15, 2026
Halloween is almost here, but the scariest thing this fall is overflowing gutters. Who you gonna call? The Gutter Boys.
By Mitch Allen • October 15, 2026
Frost wedging caused by winter’s freeze-thaw cycle, can cause concrete surfaces to crack and shatter. Here’s why it happens and how you can stop it with Pristine Clean.
By Patricia Nugent • October 14, 2026
Spartan StormShield takes a thoughtful approach to lasting roof care.
By Beth Newcomb • October 13, 2026
Freedom of choice when it comes to Medicare means you get to decide who supports your journey.
By Patricia Nugent • October 12, 2026
The freshly reimagined Brown Derby Wood-Fired Steakhous e sets the tone for special occasions and romantic date nights, but that’s not all this legendary restaurant has to offer.
By Mary Malik • October 12, 2026
At Haven Home Assisted Living , smaller resident numbers mean personal attention comes standard. Here’s the difference this home is making in the lives of seniors
By Patricia Nugent • October 12, 2026
Kim Haupt lost 100 pounds thanks in part to surgery, but she also lost a lot of muscle. Here’s how MaxStrength Fitness got her up and moving again, with more strength and stamina
By Patricia Nugent • October 12, 2026
After a recent bone density scan revealed positive improvement, Catherine Saluja credits the team at MaxStrength Fitness for helping her get there.
More Posts