Doyle Chiropractic is ecstatic to notify our patient base about our newest therapeutic option called Structural Integration Therapy (SIT). SIT is a blend of a gentle yet extremely thorough manual soft tissue therapy, movement education & neurological recalibration, SIT is works the entire body from the top of the head to the tips of the toes to improve posture, somatic response, muscle movement, gut health, mental well-being and body alignment by rehabilitating the fascia throughout the entire body. Fascia is the connective tissue that surrounds and supports every muscles, organ & bone in the body. It’s an incredible, whole body therapy that very few therapists has mastered the way Jessica  has over the last decade. We are thrilled to have the ability to have a true SIT practitioner on board at Doyle Chiropractic and are grateful to have found such scarce therapeutic commodity for our patients!

Structural Integration Therapy Protocol:

A Total of !0 Hours of Connective Tissue Work

Option 1) 10 Sessions @ 60-Minute/Sessions Over 5 Weeks

Option 2) 5 Sessions @ 120-Minute/Sessions Over 5 Weeks

[Doctor will discuss which option is best for you during consultation}

Want To Learn More? Read On & Book Your Session Today!

Why Bone Alignment & Fascia Matter for Your Health

A Guide from Doyle Chiropractic

Understanding Alignment: The Foundation of a Healthy Body

Your bones are the foundation of your body—just like a building needs a strong, balanced structure to stay upright, your body needs proper bone alignment to function at its best. When bones shift out of alignment (even slightly), it creates a domino effect on the muscles, nerves, blood vessels, and organs that rely on skeletal support. Misalignment can cause:
✅ Muscle imbalances – Overworked or underused muscles can lead to pain and dysfunction.
✅ Restricted blood flow – Poor circulation affects healing, energy levels, and organ function.
✅ Nerve compression – Pinched nerves can cause pain, numbness, or tingling.
✅ Organ stress – Improper alignment can affect digestion, respiration, and even immune function.

At Doyle Chiropractic, our goal is to restore proper skeletal alignment so every part of your body can function without unnecessary stress or restriction. But bones don’t work alone—there’s another important player in your health: connective tissue (fascia).

Fascia: The Hidden Web That Connects Everything

Fascia is a thin, but strong connective tissue that surrounds every muscle, bone, nerve, blood vessel, and organ in your body—think of it like a full-body spiderweb that holds everything together. Healthy fascia is flexible and fluid, allowing your body to move and function with ease. However, when fascia becomes tight, stuck, or dehydrated, it can create pain, stiffness, and limited mobility.

🚨 How Fascia Can Cause Problems 🚨

• If bones are misaligned, fascia can tighten and adapt to the misalignment, pulling on muscles and causing discomfort.
• Injuries, poor posture, stress, and inflammation can cause fascia to become restricted, leading to chronic pain, tension, and stiffness.
• Fascia is connected from head to toe, so restrictions in one area can affect distant parts of the body (for example, a foot issue could contribute to back pain!).

How Chiropractic & Fascia Work Together for Whole-Body Healing

At Doyle Chiropractic, we don’t just adjust bones—we also focus on the health of your fascia and soft tissues. Our Structural Integration therapy, soft tissue work, and chiropractic adjustments work together to:
✅ Release fascial restrictions so your body moves more freely.
✅ Restore proper bone alignment to prevent excess stress on muscles and organs.
✅ Improve circulation and nerve function, reducing pain and promoting healing.
✅ Enhance flexibility and mobility, helping you feel and move better.

Take Care of Your Alignment & Fascia at Home

You can support your alignment and fascia health between treatments by:
✔ Stretching daily to keep fascia fluid and flexible.
✔ Staying hydrated, since fascia needs water to stay elastic and prevent stiffness.
✔ Practicing good posture to prevent misalignment and excess tension.
✔ Moving regularly—gentle movement like walking or yoga prevents fascia from becoming stiff.

By keeping your bones in alignment and your fascia healthy, you allow every other part of your body—muscles, organs, blood vessels, and nerves—to function properly. At Doyle Chiropractic, we’re here to help you achieve pain-free movement, better posture, and overall well-being through chiropractic care, soft tissue therapy, and Structural Integration.