One day, while driving down a freeway, I looked up to see an empty sky where there had been mountaintops. Dust was rising as massive earth graders rumbled across a now-blank plain. Seemingly overnight, they had sliced away the horizon. Read more…

When we can move beyond fear into curiosity, we find that illness is the body’s wisdom playing out in its own highly designed and incredibly personal way. The labels: Depression. Pertussis. Breast cancer. Hashimoto’s. These are more than words— these Read more…

Reclaiming ownership over ourselves and our place in the world is an exciting journey and a liberating path. Science is about understanding the natural world in which we live. Chiropractic is about affirming our trust in that natural world. We Read more…

Have you ever wondered how your body heals when you fall off your bike and scrape your arm and knee? Or how every cell in your body just knows the exact reaction to mount a response to a threat in Read more…

The expression “Ring in the new year” comes from an old tradition in which church bells would toll at midnight, as though a person had died, to ring out the old year and then cheerfully chime to ring in the new year. Read more…

It’s a safe bet that more people turn down the offer of pie right after Thanksgiving dinner than on any other day of the year. A couple of hours later… maybe… but right after dinner, there simply isn’t enough room. That’s because Read more…

In our practice, we take care of babies, toddlers, kids, tweens, teens, adolescents, young adults, middle-aged adults, and the elderly. We see grandparents, parents, cousins, aunts, uncles, and all the little newborns. Heck, we even see babies prior to birth, Read more…

Early in the 1950s, Grantly Dick-Read, Fernand Lamaze, and Robert Bradley, early obstetricians and pioneers of the natural birth movement, sought to reduce the incidence of medical births by helping families cope in labor through the use of practical skills. Read more…