What We Offer
Higher Alignment Chiropractic provides holistic, patient-centered chiropractic care focused on restoring alignment, function, and long-term resilience. Our approach goes beyond symptom relief, supporting the body’s ability to heal, adapt, and self-regulate.
Care is rooted in diversified chiropractic technique and guided by Shared Ground, a clinical methodology emphasizing nervous system regulation, precision, and individualized care. Rather than applying techniques in isolation, treatments are responsive and tailored to each patient’s unique presentation and goals.
To support optimal outcomes, we may incorporate:
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Chiropractic Adjustments
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Acupuncture
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Firefly Light Therapy
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Soft Tissue Therapies, including cupping, scraping (Gua Sha), MET, and massage
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Mindfulness & Breathwork
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Corrective Exercise & Rehabilitation
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Lifestyle & Nutritional Counseling
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Herbal Medicine & Supplement Recommendations
Care plans are collaborative and adaptive, addressing the musculoskeletal, neurological, and functional components of health.
Meet the Doc
Dr. Faust earned a Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry & Molecular Biology from Penn State University, followed by a Doctor of Chiropractic (DC) degree and Bachelor of Science in Human Biology from the University of Western States in Portland, Oregon.
His clinical approach reflects a long-standing interest in the mind–body connection, nervous system regulation, and the body’s innate capacity to heal and adapt. Over years of study and hands-on clinical experience, Dr. Faust has explored a wide range of methods and techniques aimed at supporting sustainable, self-directed healing.
Through this process, he developed Shared Ground—an evolving framework emphasizing presence, perceptual clarity, and responsiveness within relationship. In his chiropractic practice, Shared Ground informs how care is delivered, allowing each session to remain individualized, adaptive, and precise.
Beyond the clinical setting, Shared Ground has also developed into a distinct offering for conscious conversation, relational inquiry, and the practical cultivation of presence. Rather than seeking to diagnose, correct, or prescribe a particular way of being, it invites participants to explore how they meet themselves, others, and the world—and what becomes possible through more conscious participation.
Dr. Faust is committed to thoughtful and collaborative care. If he doesn’t know the answer to a question, he will take the time to find it.
He currently resides in Cottonwood and enjoys writing, walking, nature, and the arts.