You know that a chiropractor can help you feel better by aligning your spine and getting your joints in the right places, but did you know that a visit to the chiropractor can also be good for your mental health? My name is Amy, and I have been a chiropractic client for more than 15 years. I have successfully treated depression and anxiety in part through the use of chiropractic medicine. I would like to use this blog to inform and educate others about the mental health benefits of chiropractic visits and how you can take use this discipline to help take control of mental illness.
Posted on:
8 March 2017
The manner in which you sit can have a close connection with the health of your back. While you likely know that sitting in a slouched posture can be detrimental to your back health and may lead to pain, you might not realize that a number of other positions may also put your back health at risk. If you're suffering from back pain, it's a good idea to see a chiropractor right away.
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Posted on:
6 February 2017
If you have been dealing with a lot of consistent back pain and are looking for various ways to have some relief, you will want to take a look at the following tips. This way, you can start feeling a little more like yourself sooner rather than later.
Go For Some Acupuncture Treatment
You can look online or in your local phone book for someone that specializes in acupuncture in order to begin treatment with them.
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Posted on:
13 July 2016
If you have heard about chiropractic practice for pregnant women, you most likely have heard how it can help a woman during late pregnancy. For example, it can help with the lower back pain associated with weight gain and the extra curving of your spine due to your abdomen growing. Additionally, the Webster technique is commonly used to help turn babies who are in a breech position in order to make birth easier and safer for both you and your baby.
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11 July 2016
If you suffer from any type of disorder that causes you to feel dizzy or off-balanced, you may be able to solve this issue through physical therapy. There are a variety of different conditions that cause these symptoms, including vertigo, and most of these are caused by an imbalance in the middle ear. Here are several things you should know about dizziness and vestibular rehabilitation.
What Is Vestibular Rehabilitation?
Vestibular rehabilitation is a form of physical therapy that is specifically designed to help alleviate the symptoms of conditions that cause dizziness and other similar symptoms.
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