Functional assessment’s role in orthotic implementation
Deciding which orthotic works best for your patient begins with a comprehensive history and exam, plus some functional assessment tools.
Unlock the potential of low-level laser therapy: A revolutionary approach to pain management
Pain’s impact can extend far beyond the physical realm, affecting emotional well-being and overall quality of life.
How custom orthotics positively impact injury rehabilitation
Custom orthotics serve to support injured tissues, rectify biomechanical irregularities and facilitate the healing journey.
Sprains, strains and low-back pain: Is there a connection?
Revealing the foundational cause of low-back pain will help you develop treatment plans to address the source and alleviate pain.
How chiropractic care can prevent and treat pickleball injuries
To support your pickleball-playing patient’s recovery and performance, provide ongoing adjustments and conditioning rehab should injuries occur.
Managing scoliosis and preventing progression in young athletes
Although precise adolescent idiopathic scoliosis prediction is impossible, there is a need to prevent the curve progression.
Managing low-back pain in the active person
When managing low-back pain in an active person, first address the structural component, from the ground up. Then focus on neurological aspects.
Revealing radiographs: Foot and ankle biomechanics
This article illustrates foot and ankle bony abnormalities. These cases are congenital anomalies, repetitive stress and degenerative changes.
Transparency over surprises: After the adjustment: Part 2
Following corrective adjustments, our goal is to teach patients how to remain in alignment and stay in motion. This requires a partnership with patients.
Transparency over surprises: Before the adjustment (part 1)
You can use the power of communication to spread your message and improve the public’s perception of chiropractic care.
