Forward Head Posture Chiropractors

About Forward Head Posture

Forward head posture (FHP) is a common spinal alignment problem in which the head sits in front of the body's center of gravity rather than balanced directly over the shoulders. Each inch the head shifts forward adds significant mechanical load to the cervical spine, accelerating wear on vertebral joints and the muscles that support them. Left unaddressed, FHP contributes to <a class="seo-link" href="/conditions/neck-pain">Neck Pain</a>, <a class="seo-link" href="/conditions/headaches">Headaches &amp; Migraines</a>, and compensatory changes that can reach as far down as the lower back. Chiropractic care at Moss Chiropractic of Inverness addresses the structural and neuromuscular factors that drive this postural shift.