Protected: A child with a neck problem without pain? Pediatric case study in posture and head awareness
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October Newsletter 2026 – Resources
We’re always adapting to your needs, so we’re introducing our AI receptionist It’s become very clear that almost no one leaves voice messages anymore. This is true even though many people still prefer calling our office over texting the line. Unfortunately that means dropped calls and missed connections. To give
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Panic attacks and blood pressure spikes respond to neck alignment
This is the story of a man in his late 30s experiencing panic attacks, blood pressure surges, and other concerning symptoms. In this case, he was able to experience a decrease, and then stabilization of these symptoms with cervical focused chiropractic care. Care that may have positively affected his Vagus
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How two patients found help with arm nerve pain (radiculopathy), even with a bad MRI
Arm nerve pain, radiculopathy, or radicular pain is often called a “pinched nerve.” It is a pain that travels (radiates) down the arm, often from the shoulder down to the hand. The term pinched nerve comes from the fact that, in many cases, there is something in or around the
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Three things you think are helping your neck, but aren’t – Some controversial thoughts about the neck
These are the neck exercises and neck stretches that I believe most people with neck pain should stop doing. The subtitle of this article is “controversial thoughts about the neck” because we’re about to contradict some of common sense wisdom about caring for the neck. In fact, this information may