Reduction of Forward Head Posture and Chronic Neck Pain in Patients Undergoing CBP® Care
Harrison DE, Cailliet R, Harrison DD, Troyanovich SJ, Harrison SO
Journal of Manipulative and Physiological Therapeutics
Key Finding
After 36 CBP® treatment sessions, patients showed an average 9mm reduction in forward head translation and reported 62% reduction in neck pain scores — maintained at 12-month follow-up.
Randomized Controlled Trial of CBP® for Lumbar Disc Disease and Chronic Low Back Pain
Harrison DE, Harrison DD, Haas JW, Betz J
Spine Journal
Key Finding
RCT demonstrated that patients receiving CBP® traction and mirror-image adjusting showed significantly greater improvement in lumbar lordosis angle and pain reduction compared to standard chiropractic care alone.
Non-Surgical Reduction of Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis Using CBP® Methods: A Case Series
Oakley PA, Ehsani NN, Harrison DE
Journal of Physical Therapy Science
Key Finding
Multiple case reports documented Cobb angle reductions of 7–18° in adolescent and adult scoliosis patients following CBP® structural correction protocols, without surgical intervention.
The Effect of Anterior Head Translation on Cervical Muscle Fatigue and Respiratory Function in Office Workers
Kang JH, Park RY, Lee SJ, et al.
Annals of Rehabilitation Medicine
Key Finding
Every 1cm of anterior head displacement increases effective head weight on the cervical spine by approximately 10 lbs, directly accelerating muscular fatigue, disc degeneration, and reducing respiratory capacity by up to 17%.
Cervical Lordosis Restoration Using CBP® Mirror Image® Traction: A Randomized Clinical Trial
Harrison DE, Betz JW, Harrison DD, Haas JW, Oakley PA
Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Key Finding
Patients receiving structured CBP® cervical traction over a 10-week period showed average cervical lordosis increases of 9.4° compared to a 0.8° change in the control group — with corresponding pain and disability improvements.
Harrison Spinal Model: The Ideal Sagittal Spinal Alignment — Normal Values and Clinical Application
Harrison DD, Harrison DE, Janik TJ, et al.
Journal of Spinal Disorders and Techniques
Key Finding
Established normative values for ideal spinal curvature at each region, providing the measurement framework used in CBP® to set patient-specific correction targets based on validated anatomical ideals.
Long-Term Follow-Up of CBP® Structural Correction: Stability of Spinal Changes at 1, 2, and 3 Years Post-Care
Oakley PA, Harrison DE
Journal of Physical Therapy Science
Key Finding
Spinal alignment corrections achieved through CBP® were stable at 1-, 2-, and 3-year follow-up assessments — demonstrating that structural changes are durable, not transient, when protocols are completed.
CBP® Protocol for Scoliosis in Adults: Pain, Disability, and Radiographic Outcomes
Moatz B, Tortolani PJ, Harrison DE, Oakley PA
Scoliosis and Spinal Disorders
Key Finding
Adult scoliosis patients treated with CBP® protocols experienced an average 40% reduction in Oswestry Disability Index scores alongside measurable Cobb angle improvement — without surgical risk.
Postural Screening as a Predictive Tool for Musculoskeletal Injury Risk in Working Professionals
Oakley PA, Harrison DE, Desai SN
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health
Key Finding
Postural deviation scoring predicted elevated musculoskeletal injury risk with 78% sensitivity — reinforcing the clinical value of proactive postural assessment and early correction in working-age adults 25–50.