Dr. Jarman is a graduate of Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport, IA, the birthplace of chiropractic. Passionate about diverse adjustment techniques, Dr. Jarman has become Board Certified in the Atlas Orthogonal Technique and has pursued additional coursework in Activator Methods, Sacro-Occipital Technique, and Thompson Drop Technique.

A significant advancement in Dr. Jarman’s practice is the incorporation of Advanced Muscle Integration Technique (AMIT), which identifies and corrects muscle inhibition by the brain. Additionally, Dr. Jarman utilizes Frequency Specific Microcurrent (FSM) to promote tissue healing through targeted frequencies.

Chiropractic care, as practiced by Dr. Jarman, removes nerve interference, enabling the body to heal, function, and adapt more effectively. Dr. Jarman likens chiropractic adjustments to pressing a “health reset button,” helping individuals overcome physical, chemical, or emotional stress.

Married to his wife Tiffani since 2020, Dr. Jarman enjoys a vibrant family life with a blended family of 13 children. An outdoor enthusiast, Dr. Jarman also enjoys board games, card games, foosball, and sports.

Services / Therapies

• Atlas Orthogonal Adjustment (AO)
• Advanced Muscle Integration Technique (AMIT)

Atlas Orthogonal Technique

Dr. Jarman specializes in the Atlas Orthogonal (AO) technique — a gentle, precise chiropractic method focused on correcting misalignments in the upper cervical spine (the atlas). This technique uses a specialized instrument to deliver a light, specific adjustment without twisting or popping, aiming for long-lasting relief and improved nervous system function.

Watch Dr. Jarman explain AO:

See Dr. Jarman performing an AO adjustment:

Advanced Muscle Integration Technique (AMIT)

In addition to AO, Dr. Jarman offers Advanced Muscle Integration Techniques (AMIT), which combine precise adjustments with muscle therapy to optimize healing and function.

Learn more about AMIT and watch Dr. Jarman in action:

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