A chiropractor and chiropractors in general, serve the Hampton, New Hampshire area as well as North Hampton, Seabrook, Hampton Falls, Kensington, Exeter, Rye, Stratham and entire seacoast region of NH.  In the Hampton area as well as Seabrook, Hampton Falls, Kensington, Exeter, Stratham, Rye and North Hampton, this chiropractor has helped many people.  Dr Scott Alderson utilizes his passion as a chiropractor to serve people.

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Scott Family Chiropractic
Dr. Scott Alderson
Family Chiropractor
Longevity Specialist
1 Park Ave. #7B-G
Hampton, NH 03842
603-929-SCOT (7268)

    Chiropractors generally practice in a particular technique. Chiropractic techniques fall into 3 basic categories; postural, tonal, and segmental.

    It is our belief that all three areas must be included in order for the best results.  We utilize various techniques that fall into each of these categories.

    Diversified is a segmental approach that focuses on the locked segments.

    Gonstead is a segmental approach that aims at spinal realignment with a unique style of adjustments.

    Palmer Upper Cervical is a tonal model that pays particular attention to the top of the neurospinal system.

    Advanced Biostructural Correction is as it sounds, a postural approach that views the neurospinal system as a single synchronous unit.

    Koren Specific is a postural and tonal model that relies mostly on instrument adjusting and adds an ability to examine many other aspects of the system including the skull.

    Because we do not rely on a one size fits all approach, we can vary the adjusting style, tailoring each visit to the unique needs that present with each person.  When you start to unravel years of neurospinal damage, the body will change and so should the adjusting to match those changes.

    On numerous occasions we are asked if we take x-rays.  The reality behind utilizing x-rays to decide how to adjust everyone is this, because you change from visit to visit, if x-rays were truly necessary, you would have to take them every time the person came in.  It is true they can be useful and sometimes necessary, therefore, we do order them on occasion.

There are many ways to assess the damage, posture is one of those windows.

Our Approach

“Your innate intelligence knows more in one second than you will learn in a lifetime, trust it, it is your best friend and the doctor inside of you.”   Dr. Scott