Downtown Seattle Chiropractor
Dr. Justin Favreau

Welcome to Align Chiropractic!

What's the best way to choose a chiropractor in Downtown Seattle? You're doing it! Select a chiropractor who takes a gentle approach and is willing to explain everything in advance.

Not all chiropractors are the same! Ask questions and expect clear answers.

While you're exploring our site, check out our "Getting Started" video, current newsletter or our patient's testimonials.

After you tour our website designed for Downtown Seattle-area residents searching for a chiropractor, give me a call. I'd love to meet you and explain our unique approach to today's chiropractic.


Dr. Justin Favreau
Downtown Seattle Chiropractor
206.397.3457



Feature Articles

Become a Patient

Become a Patient

You don't need a referral. You don't need to have an ache or a pain. And you don't have to worry because we'll explain everything first. More and more Downtown Seattle-area residents are using chiropractic for prevention and wellness. more»


Tension Headaches in Downtown Seattle

Tension Headaches in Downtown Seattle

Tension headaches are a common reason why patients seek help in our Downtown Seattle chiropractic practice. Why? Because chiropractors routinely get impressive results in reducing both the frequency and duration of tension headaches. more»


Topical Health Interests

"I Didn't Do Anything!"

didnt-do-anything - chiropractor Downtown Seattle Just try to count how many people in Downtown Seattle visit a chiropractor and say those words! more»

Chiropractic and Bedwetting

chiropractic-and-bedwetting - chiropractor Downtown Seattle Is your child a bedwetter? Chiropractic may be a safe and natural solution that you’ve overlooked. more»

Innie or Outie?

belly-buttons - chiropractor Downtown Seattle Everyone in Downtown Seattle has one. But did you know that one type is more common than the other? more»

Obsessive and Compulsive

another-stress-induced-illness - chiropractor Downtown Seattle Chiropractic has helped some people with anxiety disorders, but it's not a treatment for a disease. more»