What is RAPID NeuroFascial Reset? RAPID NeuroFascial Reset is a soft tissue technique that focuses on effectively releasing, relaxing and restoring fascial and muscular tissue which may help eliminate decreased motion and/or pain in some of the most common musculoskeletal disorders. Before we discuss fascia it’s important we take some time to chat about what […]
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If you have been curious what does an Activator® look like or what it does, I have a blog post about it here. My patients have given nicknames to my Activator such as; clicky click, impactor, stapler and clicker. The nicknames come for the sound the Activator makes. I have a video here that shows
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I get this question so often and it’s a bit difficult to explain. So… here is a video to show you just that! If you would like to schedule an appointment with me click here to book online for a Chiropractic appointment in Winnipeg to see if Graston Technique® Therapy is right for you.
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Chiropractors focus primarily on the Musculoskeletal and Central Nervous System which is comprised basically of bones, muscles and nerves. In my practice I start by looking at the body as whole rather than its individual parts. I modify my technique based on what I think works best for the specific condition and most importantly the
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I often get asked over the phone, DMs and via consults if Graston Technique® therapy will help them. If you don’t know what Graston Technique® is check out the blog post with more information about it. Graston helps with soft tissue injuries focusing primarily on the Fascia which is a band or sheet of connective
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I remember my first day of Chiropractic school like it was yesterday. I was nervous, excited, anxious, happy and shy- all at the same time! A few days before, I had just moved to Minneapolis and started getting familiar with the area (and the USA). I was excited to meet all my new classmates
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My Chiropractic story is a little different than most Chiropractors. All throughout school I wanted to be an Optometrist and I was working away at my pre-requisites for the program at U of M. In my last year of my Science degree I attended a job fair that was happening on campus. Like most students
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What is it? Frozen shoulder is when there is a significant decrease in range of motion due to extreme stiffness or immobility in the Glenohumeral joint by adhesions in the joint or inflammation of the capsule by the Humerus. It can take about 4 months to two years to develop; it’s not something that happens
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If you work in an office you may have heard some of your colleagues talk about Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, it’s common to hear about these days. But not every wrist issue is truly Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and I’m going to give a little more information as to why. What is Carpal Tunnel really? By textbook
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It’s common to hear people talking about having TMJ issues but if you don’t know what it is, you are in luck because I’m going to discuss it today! What exactly is TMJ? TMJ stands for Temporomandibular Joint which is what people call your jaw. It is surrounded by a group of muscles that move
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