By, Brian Nardi, DC I’d like to begin today with a huge THANK YOU to all of you who have been so welcoming to the new members in recent weeks. On one occasion, one of the regular members sat down with a potential new member who was afraid of the open room and completely put […]
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Why the Term “Practice Member” vs. “Patient”?
By, Avon Chiropractor, Brian Nardi, DC We utilize the term Practice Member because ti best describes our ideal client. The term “patient” isn’t very fitting because as in medicine it insinuates a temporary nature. It gives the impression that our relationship is short term and predicated on something being “wrong” with you. It implies the […]
If Everyone Jumped Off The Empire State Building, Would You Do It Too?
“Living a subluxated life is like jumping off the Empire State Building and saying ‘things are great so far’ to the onlookers inside each window on the way down.” Reggie Gold, DC Far too many people wait too long to get checked for subluxation. Often, they’ve waited until the last moment before they all splat […]
What Does Atherosclerosis Feel Like?
By, Avon Chiropractor, Brian Nardi, DC Had a gal come in this morning who we haven’t seen in a while. She came in because she had “Migraines.” We explained that it isn’t about the migraines or about how you feel. Then I explained to her the same thing I’ve explained to her many times before […]
I Love You Driving
By, Avon Chiropractor, Brian Nardi, DC Today’s life changing experience is one that many people practice on a regular basis. Say “I love you” to each and every car (driver) that you pass today and every day. Say it with heartfelt feeling, like you were saying it to your mother, spouse, or children. “I love […]
A Chiropractor’s Feelings About 9/11
By, Avon Chiropractor, Brian Nardi, DC I have mixed emotions about 9/11 and the tributes every year. On one hand I fully support remembering our service men and women, those civilians who perished, and those who battle with the aftermath of the event due to the loss of a love one. My heart goes out […]
