Dr. William Trebing, Chiropractic Physician

Dr. William Trebing, Chiropractic Physician is a Chiropractor in Greenwich, CT, located at 25 Lewis St. The practice, operating as Spinal Resonance Chiropractic, serves patients in Greenwich and Stamford, Connecticut, as well as Mt. Pleasant, CT. Dr. Trebing offers adjustments, craniosacral therapy, sports chiropractic care, and Brain Core Neurofeedback. The clinic treats patients of all ages, from newborns and infants to teenagers, adults, and seniors, providing natural relief for disc disorders, chronic pain, headaches, and personal injury cases.

Dr. Trebing developed the Spinal Resonance© approach through more than 40 years of experience treating spinal conditions. This method combines acupressure protocols with structural adjustments and craniosacral techniques to restore balance, support the nervous system, and improve overall function. The approach addresses both structural and neurological components, aiming for shorter treatment durations, faster recovery times, and longer-lasting alignment. The practice provides care for a wide variety of symptoms, including back pain, neck pain, sciatica, and spinal curvature concerns such as scoliosis.

Beyond musculoskeletal issues, care extends to neurological and cognitive conditions. Patients with ADHD, autism, Alzheimer’s, brain injuries, concussions, transient ischemic attacks, and concerns related to anxiety or depression may benefit from this integrative approach. Dr. Trebing performs thorough examinations to determine whether a patient has a minor issue or requires a referral to another practitioner. Continued care helps ensure that muscles and joints remain in optimal working condition. Dr. Trebing is also the author of Good-bye Germ Theory, a book critiquing the medical system's focus on disease control.

Dr. William Trebing, Chiropractic Physician brings decades of specialized experience in structural and neurological care to the Greenwich community.

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