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How Chiropractic Care Helps You Bounce Back (Instead of Burn Out) Let’s be honest—stress has become so normal that many people wear it like a badge of honor. But just because stress is...

As a parent, nothing is more frustrating than watching your child struggle with meltdowns, anxiety, tummy aches, or difficulty focusing—especially when traditional medical answers don’t...

In today’s fast-paced world, families often face challenges like fatigue, restless sleep, digestive discomfort, and emotional ups and downs. These symptoms might seem disconnected, but...

You’ve probably noticed how one person’s health can affect the entire family dynamic. Whether it’s a fussy baby keeping everyone awake or a partner’s chronic tension leading to low energy,...

Family Wellness Starts with the Nervous System

The word chiropractic derives from the Greek words “cheir”, meaning hand, and “practikos” meaning skilled in or concerned with. The origin of the word chiropractic can be traced back to D.D. Palmer coined it in 1895 when he founded chiropractic.

Your brain receives constant messages about your body and the external environment from the sensory organs. That’s your eyes, ears, nose, tongue, skin, and so on. With this information, your brain maintains a 3D map of your body and keeps a tab on what’s happening outside your body.

When you think of muscles, you probably think of your biceps and triceps. You won’t necessarily think of the small muscles close to your spine and skull. These small muscles do in fact play a very important role – they tell your brain what your spine is doing, which represents what the core of your body is doing.