You will feel better after 12 visits to Dr. Timothy McRoberts at McRoberts Chiropractic in Verona! 

SCIENCE: Chiropractic is based on the scientific fact that your nervous system controls the function of every cell, tissue, organ, and system of your body. Your nervous system consists of your brain, spinal cord, and millions of nerves. While your brain is protected by the skull, your spinal cord is protected by the 24 moveable bones of your spine called vertebrae. Since these vertebrae were designed by the body to allow motion, they are more vulnerable to injury than the rigid skull. Therefore, we see that many everyday activities can cause these spinal bones to lose their normal position or motion. This can result in nervous system dysfunction and ultimately, ill health. When a vertebra loses its normal position it can rub, choke, or pinch a nearby nerve. We call this condition a Vertebral Subluxation (sub- luk-s a '-shun ) Complex (VSC).

The chiropractic approach to health is to detect, reduce, and help prevent nervous system dysfunction.

ART: Chiropractic is the art of detecting these Vertebral Subluxation Complexes which produce nerve interference and correcting them. This is done with no drugs or surgery. Chiropractic uses a hands-on method called an adjustment. A chiropractic adjustment is the use of a specific amount of force in a precise direction applied to the vertebra in the spine that is causing nerve interference. Adjustments help to return the bone to its normal position, thus relieving tension and pressure from the nerves . Chiropractic adjustments are extremely safe and effective.

PHILOSOPHY: Chiropractic is also a philosophy. It is a way at looking at health . Chiropractors realize that doctors or drugs don't heal people; only the body can heal itself. A properly functioning body will have the ability to heal itself to a greater extent. All the drugs and antibiotics in the world will not heal a cut on the finger of a dead person; yet for a properly functioning body, a cut on the finger is easily healed. When bones in the spine misalign and rub, choke, or pinch nerves, this impairs the body to function at 100% capacity. The Vertebral Subluxation Complex is the underlying cause of many health problems . Instead of treating and masking these symptoms like other types of doctors attempt to do, chiropractors focus on detection and elimination of nerve interference. As an example, if the oil light on your dashboard in your car lights up, you can mask the symptom by covering it up with black tape. Does this solve the problem? As a chiropractor, we are interested in getting to the cause of loss of health and correcting this. We understand that the body needs no help to heal itself, just no interference.

Dr. McRoberts was born in Elroy , Wisconsin and grew up in Madison . He studied physical therapy at Wheaton College and soon came to realize that his true ambitions were in chiropractic. He enrolled in the National College of Chiropractic and twice was the recipient of the Butler National Academic Scholarship. Dr. McRoberts received his Doctorate of Chiropractic degree in 2000 and returned to Madison the following year.

Chiropractic first became an interest to “Dr. Tim” when he was in high school. While involved in competitive sports he utilized chiropractic care and helped Madison Memorial High School win the state baseball championship. Eventually he won All-Conference honors at Wheaton College . Today, Dr. McRoberts agrees with getting kids started early in chiropractic. It positively affects their growth and development, enhances athletic performance, and reduces the likelihood of injuries.

As a member of the Wisconsin Chiropractic Association, Dr. McRoberts specializes in sports injuries and acceleration-deceleration (whiplash) injuries. He employs a wide variety of adjusting techniques to the spine with advanced training in extremity adjusting.

Dr. McRoberts goal is to help raise public awareness to the benefits and efficacy of chiropractic care, and to help McRoberts Chiropractic become the finest clinic possible.

Currently, Dr. McRoberts lives in Verona , Wisconsin , with his wife, Darci, and their two children, Jacob and Malorie. Besides spending time with his family, he enjoys golf, football, softball, and is an active member of his church.

To all existing and new patients Dr. McRoberts says “Welcome.”

Timothy E. McRoberts, DC, CCEP