Having read the other reviews, it sounds like I redeemed my voucher at an entirely different place! My experience was less good than other reviewers. Firstly, I admire absolutely anyone who pursues his or her (wholesome) passion head first, especially when that passion involves bringing healing and wellness to others. Bravo--sincerely. Having said that, this was the strangest chiropractic and massage experience of my life. Growing up, our close family friend was a chiropractor, so we received adjustments several times a year. What was strange about Atlas is that the adjustments happen in a big, open space around many other clients--a veritable triage tent of chiropractic care. My adjustments in the past have been in a private office one-on-one with the doctor. While I understand economies of scale makes business sense, it is very strange, very uncomfortable, to lay on a table and have my body contorted while I'm two feet away from half a dozen strangers, who themselves are also laying on assorted tables and massage chairs. I was also disappointed the good doctor did not take time to offer his diagnosis or explain how each adjustment would help me. The massage therapist, who didn't give me his name, was polite and respectful. However, the room is directly adjacent to the reception desk, so I heard chatter and bustle throughout the message. The massage room and sheets smelled strongly of sweat. Most disappointing, the massage didn't feel good. I've tested the gamut of massages--from five-star resorts to shopping mall massages--but this was the most disappointing experience yet. He did not find any pressure points. I told him my neck hurt, but the time he spent on the sides of my neck--the location of numerous nerve endings--left me feeling more in pain than when I walked in. I felt he maybe hadn't given very many massages before. Absolutely everyone was nice, which is why I'm leaving five stars. However, I would not use Atlas again for chiropractic care nor massage therapy, and I do not recommend either.