Leading with Purpose: An Ode to the female chiropractors this International Women’s Day!
International Women’s Day is a day to celebrate the achievements of women and to embrace gender equality. In the chiropractic field, women have played a significant role and made great strides in improving the overall health and well-being of millions worldwide with the belief that a non-invasive and drug-free approach to healthcare can make a […]
Are All Chiropractic Patients Adjusted the Same Way?
In today’s world, chiropractic care plays a crucial role in promoting health and wellness for people of all ages, from babies to pregnant mothers and even the elderly. While we may think chiropractors use a single standard method to treat every patient, that is actually not the case, as everyone is unique and has different […]
Workplace Ergonomics: How to Avoid Back and Shoulder Pain
Picture this: It’s the start of a new year and you’re at work- Are you sitting right? Or are you currently slouched over, reading at your desk? Do you know, with just minor changes in your postures, sitting positions and work station, your body (and mind) will thank you in the long term! What is […]
Help, I Have Shoulder Pain! Shoulder Problems Series Part 2
In the previous article, we discussed shoulder pains caused by arthritis, fractures and shoulder instability. We’re rounding off the series with one last (large) category: tendinitis, associated with shoulder impingement syndrome. What is shoulder impingement syndrome? Shoulder impingement syndrome describes irritation of the rotator cuff muscles (which, as the name suggests, helps with rotating and […]
Help, I Have Shoulder Pain! Shoulder Problems Series Part 1
The shoulder is the superhero of the human body: it’s the most flexible and complex joint in our body and has the greatest range of motion. From getting dressed to exercising, we rely on our shoulders every single day—this means they’re incredibly prone to injuries! There are four major categories of shoulder problems: arthritis, fractures, […]