This infographic was created by Current Chiropractic to be used as a resource for people living with fibromyalgia who are interested in chiropractic care and would like to find a good provider in their local area.
The way that chiropractors choose to practice can vary significantly between different offices. For someone who has fibromyalgia, we have detailed guidelines in this infographic that they can use to identify a fibro focused chiropractor in their area.
If you aren’t familiar with upper cervical chiropractic care, you’ll learn more about the process involved and how this type of care specifically helps to reset the nervous system, reduce pain levels and boost overall sleep quality.
Current Chiropractic hopes that this infographic will enlighten fibromyalgia sufferers to the possibility of seeing a chiropractor if they never have before. Additionally, they can also use these guidelines to find a good upper cervical chiropractor in their local area.
Infographic originally posted here: http://currentchiropractic.com/how-chiropractic-care-benefits-fibromyalgia/
Score from the experts at Killer Infographics
Visual Communication - 65%
Design - 55%
Content/Script - 60%
Usability - 50%
58%
Final Grade
This infographic provides an overview of chiropractic medicine, how chiropractors can help to treat fibromyalgia, and how to find a certified chiropractic practitioner. This infographic features a consistent color palette that is appropriate for a health-related subject. Icons are also consistent and relevant to the text they illustrate. Visual elements are few and far between, however, and are vastly outweighed by bulky sections of text. Lengthy quotes at the beginning are also formatted into columns that make them difficult to read. The content is relevant to the main subject, but could be reworked into brief phrases that capture main points. This would help the reader to parse information and navigate the infographic. Overall, this infographic renders its information with a well-defined visual style, but too much text weighs down the design. We'd give this an F.
