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.

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.

This blog is about my biggest pet peeve: Most of my patients have a laundry list of things they have been told they CAN’T do. At Highlands Wellness we want to show patients what they CAN do.

This short blog brings you through the magical world of fairytales and effective patient care at our Kanata Chiropractic clinic.

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!

This is a guide to get you started exercising more comfortably. This process is something we often work through with patients at our chiropractic clinic in Kanata.

Since we’re like plants, we need certain conditions to thrive, and we are infinitely more complicated than Aloe Vera. It can be very helpful to work with a practitioner who is willing and able to take the time to understand you, guide you, and provide you the education and tools you need to truly thrive. 

Back pain sucks. We can help. This article is a quick way to get you started.

This quick blog offers three tips for exercising in the heat. You don’t need to be a pro athlete to be proactive about performance in hot weather.