Allan Joubert, D.C.

02/09/2025

It is after much soul searching and reflection that I have decided that I will be retiring at the end of February 2025! My health unfortunately does not afford me the stamina that I feel is necessary to deliver the level of care that I believe is optimal to my patients. Thank you to all that have supported me over the years. It has been a marvelous and fulfilling ride! I wish you all the very best as you seek to gain and maintain your health. If there is anything that you may need: referral, chart notes, etc please reach out to me.

04/29/2024

Allan is back to working two mornings a week at BioPerformance Institute also known as North Idaho Physical Therapy in Hayden. Mondays and Thursdays from 8:30 to 11:30 am.

04/29/2024

Learn more about my technique!

In SOT the recognition of fascial planes is an important consideration when making our adjustments. The majority of the fascia is distributed in a longitudinal plane from head to toe. This is illustrated in the fascia of the thigh and vertebral column.
The transverse fascial planes are key areas of the body where major distortion patterns can get locked in. They include:

Pelvic Diaphragm
Respiratory Diaphragm
Thoracic Inlet or 1st Rib
Suboccipital Muscles
Tentorium Cerebelli
Plantar Fascia of the foot

SOT blocking protocols and muscle balancing procedures help to address the stress in these fascial planes and set up a mechanism by which the body can unwind the distortions in the fascial planes, often leading to better stability in the spine and pelvis.

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04/19/2023

Thank you Christie for your kind words and review. I really appreciate your support.

Thank you, Christie! We love to hear that you are happy with our services!

"My husband and I have used Dr. Joubert's Chiropractic services off and on for 15 years. We appreciate that he is connected with North Idaho Physical Therapy for the convenience and integrity shown by both this facility and the practitioners working at their different offices. Dr. Joubert is knowledgeable, intuitive, kind, personable and very effective."

-Christie B.

02/28/2023

One of the many reasons we recommend Chiropractic for the new born and infants. (YES it safe).
Often the primary subluxations (spinal misalignments) occurs in the upper cervical region (neck) due both its vulnerability and strong dural attachments. The most common mechanism for disruption of this area is traction applied to the spinal cord during the birth process. If this subluxation goes uncorrected it can become a primary source of stimulus throughout the child’s life. These compensatory patterns can not only affect proper neurological development (milestones, primal reflexes, and pre-programmed feedback loops) but they can manifest as only mild symptoms early in life and progress to more severe compensatory patterns as the child reaches age 4 or 5.

02/07/2023

Happy Valentines!
We are decorated and ready to share the love of getting to help many move towards achieving their goal of improved health. North Idaho Physical Therapy BioPerformance Institute .

10/20/2022

Amazing how so many issues can be related to TMJ problems. If you experience any of these symptoms I can help. There are many specific and non invasive techniques that can be used to address these issues.

06/01/2022

Thank you for sharing your amazing story with us, Kandle!

04/24/2022

If you are sore after this full body workout we would be happy to put you back together so that you can tackle more equipment next weekend! Give me a call at 208 7623332.

04/05/2022

Thank you for trusting me with your care and review!

"I have had back issues since retiring from my career in law enforcement. After several visits with Dr. Allan Joubert, DC, I am much less inclined to suffer debilitating pain doing my everyday activities. In fact, the things that used to render me immobile have virtually disappeared. I can enjoy playing with my grandchildren and playing the drums without pain. Thank you NIPT and Dr. Joubert!"
- Joshua C.

03/15/2022

Ponder this!

02/16/2022

What my training as a chiropractor who specializes in Sacro Occipital Technique is focused on addressing and normalizing.

One key difference that separates the SIJ from other joints is that it has a separate, encapsulated portion, the syndesmosis, that functions to suspend the sacrum from the ilia, regulate muscles, and maintain normal ROM. But, when these weight bearing ligaments sprain, the joint separates slightly, the ligaments pull away from the joint surfaces [3], and the sacrum drops. Whenever a space opens in the body, even microscopically, fluid from the surrounding area fills the space and creates internal pressure, which stretches the ligaments. The ligaments activate a reflex that causes some muscles to tighten (counternutators) to try to pull the joint back together. Other muscles that would separate the joint (nutators) are inhibited. The balance between the internal pressure of the fluid, pushing out on the joint surfaces, is countered by the external muscular compression; this is the body’s attempt to create stability, as well as it can achieve it, unaided. But here is the key point: as long as the fluid remains in the syndesmosis, the ligaments cannot reach and re-insert into the joint surfaces, and the joint remains unstable, so healing cannot occur.

To learn more, go to: https://www.serola.net/pain-relief-vs-healing/