16
Apr
Apr
What happens when you adjust your patients? This is such an interesting and complex question – one that Dr. Simon Wang (CMCC) and I attempted to answer in our 5-hour […]
Tag Archives: Spinal Manipulation
12
Feb
Feb
As chiropractors, we help patients with neck pain and headaches every day. This week, a look at the impact of neck pain in patients with medication-overuse headache… Neck pain (NP) […]
05
Feb
Feb
How spinal manipulation works is an interesting topic, so much so that myself and Dr. Simon Wang from CMCC created a 5-hour E-Seminar on the topic (check in out here)… […]
15
Jan
Jan
Neck pain is common and something we see in practice everyday. When upper extremity pain or neurological symptoms are also present, the clinical situation changes a little bit, requiring careful […]
08
Jan
Jan
Around the globe, our aging population is growing. Falls are a major concern for this population, can lead to adverse outcomes (including fractures and hospitalizations), and are the leading cause […]
02
Jan
Jan
Thank you for your continued support in 2024! I hope you’ve achieved your goals and are ready for personal, clinical and business wins in 2025! As another year comes to […]
18
Dec
Dec
Subacromial (shoulder) pain is common, and very annoying for patients. Often aching, sharper (or ‘pinchy’) with movement, it can be quite disabling. As chiropractors, we normally use a combination of […]
02
Oct
Oct
Lateral elbow tendinopathy (also referred to as lateral epicondylalgia/epicodylitis or tennis elbow) is a common condition resulting in pain and disability. It was previously assumed that the pathology of the condition […]
18
Sep
Sep
This week’ Research Review discusses a very important topic – patient safety, and what our profession is doing about investigating and reporting adverse events associated with chiropractic and physiotherapy treatments […]
11
Sep
Sep
“The knee bone’s connected to the…” – how would you finish that lyric? And, you’re welcome for putting that in your head for the rest of the day! This week’s […]