Happy Halloween! Today is a great day if you are a child seeking a sugar rush or into horror, gore, or death. Like many holidays it has been confiscated by the media, corporations, and Hollywood to become commercialized into something it isn’t. The traditional name for Halloween is “All Hallows Eve” and includes pagan as […]
Our Thoughts of the Week
Why Chiropractic Is A Great Choice For Those Who Suffer From Facet Syndrome
One of the most common reasons why people suffer from back pain is something called facet syndrome. Also called facet arthritis, this is a common cause of disability across the country. If you are someone who suffers from back pain, this could be the issue that is at play. What is facet syndrome and how […]
Vision 2030: Children Print
Obviously the picture to the left is said with an element of tongue in cheek. It’s a nod to our native New England sarcasm…. and it makes a valid point in the process. Our kids thoughts, attitudes, and habits don’t fall far from the tree. They learn from us. They’re always watching even when we […]
What Is Shoulder Impingement and What Can Be Done About It? (Bonus Video Included)
You may not realize just how much you use your shoulders on a daily basis. At the same time, if you have experienced a shoulder injury, you most certainly notice it, maybe even on a daily basis. A shoulder injury can make it hard for you to exercise, remove objects from a high cabinet, drive […]
Vision 2030: Discover Chiropractic Print
Very often, on the feature wall near table three you will see a lighthouse print that states: “You never know how far reaching something you think, say, or do today will affect the lives of countless millions tomorrow.” BJ Palmer Our core message is that Chiropractic is life care. We do our best to care […]
How to Overcome Temporomandibular Joint Syndrome Using Chiropractic
If you have been told that you have Temporomandibular Joint Syndrome, which is usually shortened to TMJ, then you have a problem with the muscles that control the movements of your jaw. Unfortunately, TMJ dysfunction is relatively common. TMJ stands for the temporomandibular joint. This joint is responsible for opening your jaw, closing your jaw, […]
