​Upper cervical care is uniquely positioned to support neurological function because of its focus on the top of the spine, where the brainstem transitions into the spinal cord. This region plays a critical role in balance, coordination, muscle tone, autonomic regulation, and how the brain communicates with the rest of the body. When the upper cervical spine is misaligned or not moving properly, it may place abnormal stress on neurological tissues or alter normal signaling pathways. By using precise, gentle corrections to restore proper alignment and stability in this area, upper cervical care aims to reduce unnecessary neurological interference and support the nervous system’s ability to regulate, adapt, and heal. While individual results vary, many patients with complex or neurological-based conditions seek upper cervical care as part of a conservative, non-invasive approach to improving overall neurological function and quality of life.