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The Gonstead Method & the Webster Technique

Two specific systems, both built on the same idea: find the exact problem before you touch anything.

Five-part analysisWebster for pregnancyGentle by design
Dr. Rhee holding a precision instrument used in the Gonstead analysis
Nevada’s First Gonstead DiplomateAlso the only Gonstead Diplomate listed in the state
WebsterCertified through the ICPA
Gonstead

Specificity Is the Whole Point

The Gonstead Method is a highly specific chiropractic technique that emphasizes accuracy in detecting and correcting vertebral subluxations. Developed by Dr. Clarence Gonstead, it uses thorough analysis and clinical evaluation to deliver targeted adjustments that support the spine and nervous system.

Dr. Clarence Gonstead, founder of the Gonstead Method

Dr. Clarence Gonstead

Why Precision Matters

Exact, Every Time

The practical consequence: fewer segments are adjusted, less force is used, and care can be safely scaled down to the small spine of an infant or adapted around a third-trimester belly.

Dr. Rhee chose Gonstead for its precision. That precision is exactly what makes it appropriate for pediatric and prenatal patients.

Gonstead rewards a particular kind of doctor: one with the training, experience and patience to be exact every time. Precision is the whole point, and it depends on the person delivering it.

Five Protocols

Nothing Is Adjusted Until All Five Agree

Dr. Rhee watching a patient walk down the hallway to assess posture, stance and gait
1

Visualization & Observation

Posture, stance, gait and visible asymmetry are assessed before any contact is made.

Dr. Rhee scanning a patient’s spine with a Gonstead instrument
2

Instrumentation

The Nervoscope, Tempo-scope, Delta-T and Electrical Conductivity Scanner measure temperature differentials and nerve activity along the spine, indicating inflammation and irritation.

Dr. Rhee feeling along a patient’s spine during static palpation
3

Static Palpation

Feeling directly for alignment, tenderness, swelling and tissue change while you are at rest.

Dr. Rhee checking the movement of a spinal segment with her hands
4

Motion Palpation

Assessing how each vertebral segment moves individually, and identifying exactly where movement is restricted.

Full-spine X-ray, front view, marked with Gonstead analysis linesFull-spine X-ray, side view, marked with Gonstead analysis lines
5

X-Ray Analysis

Full-spine radiographs when clinically indicated, to assess structural integrity, disc spaces and pelvic positioning. Never during pregnancy, and not routine for children.

The Instruments

Tempo-scope, Nervoscope and Delta-T detect and measure temperature differences along the spine, indicating inflammation and helping identify areas of restriction and postural imbalance.

The Electrical Conductivity Scanner (ECS)
Dr. Rhee is specially trained in the Electrical Conductivity Scanner (ECS), a rare skill even among Gonstead doctors. It gives a sensitive read of spinal nerve activity and helps pinpoint which nerve roots are irritated.

Why Full-Spine X-Rays Differ

Conventional medical imaging usually focuses only on the painful area. A Gonstead full-spine film shows the whole structure (vertebral alignment, disc spaces and pelvic positioning), because the cause is frequently not where the symptom is.

  • Precise correction: the detail needed for accurate adjustment direction and level
  • Customized care: adjustments tailored to your actual spinal structure
  • Safety: confirms the correct direction of force before it’s applied
Webster

The Pregnancy-Specific Technique

The Webster Technique is a specific chiropractic analysis and adjustment developed to support pelvic alignment and function during pregnancy. It is recognized by the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association and is widely used to support maternal comfort, reduce nerve stress and encourage optimal fetal positioning conditions.

Dr. Rhee’s hands during a gentle prenatal assessment
The Heart of Webster

Pelvic Balance

Webster’s focus is pelvic balance: balancing the soft tissues of the pelvic floor and pelvis, most importantly the round ligament.

Said plainly: Webster does not turn the baby. It helps create the right environment, so your baby has the room to move into its own best position for birth.

What the Analysis Covers

Pelvic & Sacral Assessment

Sacral subluxation, pelvic asymmetry, ligamentous tension and muscular imbalance.

Neurological Support

Gentle adjustment to relieve stress on the nervous system.

Stage-Specific Modification

Technique adapted to each trimester for the safety and comfort of mother and baby.

Fetal Position Conditions

Balancing the pelvis and reducing uterine tension to create the best possible environment.

Postpartum Carry-Through

Alignment maintained through pregnancy supports recovery afterward.

Sources & Further Reading

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