Kinetic Health

Mindful meditation is now at the leading edge of scientifically supported medical interventions. The research is quite clear, Mindful...

WHAT IS MOTION SPECIFIC RELEASE? Motion Specific Release (MSR) is a “Treatment System”, combining the benefits of various and diverse...

Golfer’s Elbow (Medial Epicondylitis) refers to the pain and inflammation that occurs at the inside point of the elbow (medial...

Hockey and soccer are two sports whose athletes commonly suffer agonizing groin strains. That being said, groin injuries are certainly...

Do you sit in front of your computer (or cell phone) for hours on end? If yes, you have probably discovered the havoc it plays on your...

Research has proven that regularly scheduled Chiropractic Care is very effective for: Decreasing the intensity, duration, and frequency...

One of the most common forms of dementia is Alzheimer’s Disease.

Exercise is a critical component in rehabilitating WAD injuries. There is strong evidence that exercise combined with manual therapy...

In many cases recovery from a Whiplash Associated Disorders (WAD) can occur quite quickly, especially with a program that includes...

Symptoms of a Whiplash Injury The symptoms of a whiplash injury are varied, covering large regions of the body. Many of these symptoms do...

In Part One of Resolving Whiplash Injuries we reviewed the effects of Stage 1: Vehicle Impact & Stage 2: Neck Hyper-Extension in a...

Whiplash injuries or a Whiplash Associated Disorder (WAD) is a common group of conditions that often results from a Motor Vehicle Crash...

Amazingly, 60% of all headaches are tension-type headaches. (13) Some common factors that are seen in patients who experience tension...

Your core is the foundation and source of all your movements, providing a stable base for all arm, leg, and neck motions.

You may be wondering what the plantar Fascia on the bottom of your foot has to do with the Achilles Tendon. This important anatomical...

One of the most common questions that patients ask me is “Should I use ice or heat for this injury?” It may seem like a simple question,...

The big toe plays a critical role in both shock absorption and propulsion.

Updated 05/03/2020

Updated 04/28/2020