Some Background After 3 half-marathons in the span of 1.5 years (2006-2007), I felt accomplished. I had a great running partner, we pushed each other, and it was fun! Circumstances led to a friendship ending and I was left without the same motivation to run consistently. Fast forward almost 3 years, and I was in […]
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Back to Part 3 Striking a balance As a woman, there are certain symptoms that the medical community will tell you are “normal.” We are brought up to believe that monthly menstrual pain and the other less than comfortable and emotional “joys” that go along with it, are simply a fact of life if you […]
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When you are a parent of a child that is interested in sports, you are likely excited about the new life skills and development that is bound to happen for your child through the experience. On the flip side, you may be worried about the potentials dangers associated with playing sports, including the time-commitment and […]
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“Why would I bring my children to a chiropractor when they don’t have back problems?” “What does chiropractic have to with children’s health?” “My child doesn’t need to see a doctor, they are healthy.” There are many misunderstandings and myths about health and chiropractic care, especially when it comes to children. One of the biggest […]
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I have come to terms in this most recent year of practice, that my profession has an image issue. Its credibility is questioned by some, and raved about by others – how is this possible?! Just about every time I sit down with a new potential patient (potential because they have to be accepted first) […]
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