NIP is a fairly new technique, which is at the very cutting edge of modern Chiropractic care. The protocol is designed as a system of analysis to determine the function of the nervous system and is used to find subluxations. The entire examination is lead by neurological findings rather than pain patterns allowing for better accuracy of diagnosis.

The adjustments used to correct subluxations consist of a hold and impulse technique directed to restore normal neurological function with the minimal force. There is no audible 'crack' or movement of bones. It is effective in the care of patients of all ages with a variety of problems and especially those with severe pain.

Diversified Technique assesses the body biomechanically and provides treatment using short, quick thrusts to the affected joints. These techniques can sometimes cause a 'pop' or a 'click' as the pressure changes in the joints, but it has no bearing on the effectiveness of the adjustment delivered.

Both Thompson Drop and Activator Techniques make use of tools to aid in the treatment of spinal and extremity techniques. They allow the Chiropractor to regulate the amount of force used in delivering the treatment.

AK uses manual muscle testing to more accurately locate subluxations and determine the appropriate correction as well as acting as a useful marker as to the improvement seen post-adjustment.

SOT is a system designed to assess and treat the spine, particularly focussing on the Occiput (the base of the skull) and the Sacrum (at the base of the spine). It involves the use of cranial and blocking techniques and is very gentle, therefore is often used with elderly patients.