Wellness Library

Happy Thanksgiving

A message of THANKS to our Chiropractic practice member families!Dr Jacqueline and I feel so blessed to be your Family Chiropractors over the last 18 years. We want to thank you for being a part of our lives, and our chiropractic centre. We are thankful to have ben called to what we do, and to

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Resolution of Anxiety, Depression, Insomnia, Scoliosis and Cluster Headaches in a Patient with Opioid Addiction

In this case study, the 21-year-old male patient, gets relief from both physical pain and mental ill health. Chiropractic even helped him overcoming his drug addiction. Find out more details from the study. Abstract Of Case StudyObjectiveTo report the results of subluxation-based chiropractic care in a patient complaining of anxiety, depression, insomnia, and cluster headaches

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Why is the Fear of Birth Rising?

Author: Sam McCulloch Published in Pathways to Family Wellness, Issue #53, Spring 2017 If you’re pregnant, you may have typed these words into your favorite search engine: “scared of giving birth.” Most women at some stage will admit to having some (or many) fears about giving birth, especially if it’s their first time. Some women

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Birth Trauma

Jeanne Ohm, DC The effects, frequency and overt damage of birth trauma is perhaps the easiest way to understand why all children need to be checked for spinal misalignments and cranial distortions. Routine labor procedures such as inducing labor, pain medications, and restrictive maternal positions lead to further complications and the resultant use of forceful

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Chiropractic Kids vs Allopathic Kids

A health care study was performed where two hundred pediatricians and two hundred chiropractors were randomly selected and surveyed to determine what, if any, differences were to be found in the health status of their respective children as raised under the different health care models. What did the study reveal? Significant differences as well as

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Dad’s Role in Play

“Dad’s role in child play key to later development,” Gottman says. Today’s fathers want to be more involved with their babies than their own fathers were, and their involvement can play a critical role in a child’s future. That’s the message delivered by John Gottman, Ph.D., professor of psychology at the University of Washington, and

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