Our Thoughts of the Week

Back in June, the alternator on my daughter’s car failed.  She was driving me into the office and about a mile or two from our house, the whole car shut down.  She learned a valuable lesson on how to keep calm, call AAA, and find help from others to get to work. That’s the important […]

One thing I find challenging is remaining supportive when in a time of need. Every year between March and June, my wife is consumed by the the build for our church Vacation Bible Camp.  This year was particularly challenging for her because she had little help.  Normally there is a team of parents who pitch […]

I practice Chiropractic in a principled manner because I’ve always known there is more to this world than meets the eye.  It is more than just a physical world.  There have been times in my life when I’ve had to look inside and make some hard decisions to step up or shrink down.  Each time […]

Mowing the lawn, weeding, gardening, and raking leaves: these are just a few of the tasks that most people dread doing. However, there is one task in particular that can be especially difficult for those who have back pain: yard work. Yard work puts your spine at risk because it often requires bending down to […]

Have you given much thought to what it takes to achieve Independence? Or is it just on July 4th?  Is it just a date that some people attained from fighting a war which we weren’t around for but read about in history books?  Is it a day off from work to spend grilling with our […]

Last week we defined what Principled Chiropractic is.  This week we will describe what sets it apart from other styles of practice.  Next week we’ll talk about why we are a Principled Chiropractor. The Difference by Definition For starters, there is only one Chiropractic.  The original Chiropractors, specifically Dr. DD Palmer (The Discoverer) and Dr. […]