Highlands Wellness Blog

Our goal is to make you fearless in your movement. Build confidence, strength, mobility and resiliency with consistent hard work and intelligent problem solving.

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Do you need ice or heat?

This is a classic debate and has been going back and forth for decades. Ice for swelling, heat for tension, ice for inflammation, heat for soreness, and on and on. This blog will dive into what the research tells us, and I’ll sprinkle in some clinical pearls from my years of experience as a chiropractor in Kanata.

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Referred Pain versus Radicular Pain

Knowing the difference between referred pain and radicular pain can have a large impact on treatment. Our expert team of physiotherapist, chiropractor, and registered massage therapist can help you find the answers you need for recovery.

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2 Practical Tips For Helping Back Pain

Back pain is a common issue that affects millions of people, often stemming from various activities or lifestyle choices. It can be frustrating and debilitating, making even the simplest tasks feel challenging. However, there are effective strategies to help manage and alleviate back pain. Two essential tips are to move often and to be patient.

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What is a chiropractic adjustment?

Manipulation, adjustments, or “cracking” all mean basically the same thing and most of us think of chiropractors when we hear these words. In this blog I’ll break down what a manipulation is, why we do it, and how it may fit into a comprehensive treatment plan for back pain, neck pain, hip pain and an overall plan to improve wellness.

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It takes a team

We’ve been watching a TON of the Olympics here at the clinic and this blog has been inspired but what we’ve seen.

I’ve heard countless athletes perform their post-game interviews and thank their coaches, parents, teammates, and everyone else involved in their win. This got me thinking of the team approach we use to help patients get back to their favourite activities!

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