Dr. Coty R. Sicble is a North Dakota girl through and
through raised in New Salem. She graduated from Northwestern Health Sciences
University in 2008. She earned her Doctorate of Chiropractic as well as a
license to practice Acupuncture.
With her husband and two children they live in a rural
community southeast of Lincoln, ND. They enjoy hunting, paying sports,
horseback riding and gardening. Dr. Coty has also been a member of the
North Dakota National Guard for 21 years.
As a chiropractor, Dr. Coty has received training in a
multitude of different techniques in order to provide the most individualized
care as possible. She is trained in Diversified, Activator and CranioSacral
adjusting techniques. She knows that soft tissue work is extremely important in
the sustainment of the adjustment. She has received training in Active
Release Technique (ART), Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation (PNF),
Graston, Acupressure, Cupping and Trigger Point Therapy (TPT).
It is important for Dr. Coty to understand what you expect
from your care so that she can create a plan of care specific to your
needs.
Team Player:
I cannot count the number of times that I have expressed to
patients the importance of muscular re-education/rehabilitation. Not
only when it pertains to the success of their chiropractic treatments but the
overall improvement of their quality of life. I explain that there are
650 muscles in the human body and 206 bones. That means that there are multiple
muscles that work to move those 206 bones. I know that usually by the
time I see a patient they have had the injury for 2-6 months and it has only
recently gotten bad enough to affect their lives. I explain I
can adjust the restriction, not being able to change the way a person gets in
and out of their bed or vehicle, not changing the way they pick up their
kids, or sit at their desk. Therefore if there is no rehabilitation
of the soft tissue surrounding the area of the chief complaint the likelihood
of reinjuring is relatively high. I express regularly you can either find
the time to research, stretch and exercise by yourself possibly doing more
harm than good. Or you can go see a licensed physical therapist, that
will tailor a treatment plan specifically with your goals setting the
stage.
Providing this cohesive team of
specialist adjusting restricted joints and removing those things
that are causing soft tissue restrictions will lead
to quicker recovery times, fewer injuries, more stability and more
freedom for you to RECLAIM your Health.
