Spinal manipulation is a term used in chiropractic and physiotherapy to refer to the manual adjustment of the spine. However, there are several other terms used interchangeably to describe this practice. These include spinal mobilization, spinal adjustment, spinal correction, chiropractic manipulation, spinal therapy, and spinal manipulative therapy. These terms all refer to the manual manipulation of the spine to alleviate pain, improve flexibility, and restore proper alignment. Regardless of the term used, spinal manipulation has been shown to be an effective technique for treating a variety of spinal conditions, including back pain, neck pain, and headaches. Whether you call it spinal mobilization or chiropractic manipulation, this technique can provide much-needed relief for those suffering from spinal issues.