As part of our Back to School Transition Tips (see our blog on Tip #1, Calming Transitional Nervousness) during the weeks leading up to the start of the 2015 school year, Whole Family Chiropractic is having a special Nerve Camp event just for kids! What is Nerve Camp? WFC Nerve Camp is a superfun learning … Read more
Why There is a Struggle Use Adjustments to Increase Calm Expert Strategy Why There is a Struggle: WHAT’S GOING ON IN YOUR CHILD’S BRAIN How can going back to school cause a child to experience transitional anxiety? Why does anxiety sometimes become an issue during this time? With so many new things happening all at … Read more
When 22-year-old Josh H. began care at Whole Family Chiropractic of Highland Park, St. Paul in June 2015, he’d struggled for eight years with lower back pain that he attributed to pitching for his baseball team eight months a year since age 12. He also had a chronic skin rash that plagued him around his … Read more
Minnesota Health Care News, found in hospitals and clinics across the Twin Cities, was impressed enough with Highland Park’s Whole Family Chiropractic and our expertise in neurological and pediatric care to cover us in their June, 2015 issue. Dr. Tye Moe explained how neurological malfunction can result in health issues such as anxiety and ADD/ADHD–but … Read more
WHAT IF…your family and friends knew they had more control over their brain function–and their health–than they thought? What if they or their children didn’t have to “live with it”–whether “it” is headaches, anxiety, asthma, add/adhd, tantrums, back or neck issues, bedwetting/frequency, or sports injuries? Come hear Dr. Tye Moe explain how neurological function can … Read more
Twelve-year-old Allemu S. came to Whole Family Chiropractic a year ago in June 2014 because he’d had multiple falls in sports and hit his head, which worried his mom, Maggie, and because she noticed that he cracked his neck a lot. Mom also noticed that Allemu was stressed because he wanted to do well at … Read more
Hormone Therapy: Good or Bad? A few years ago, I was having all kinds of post-menopausal symptoms that were extremely uncomfortable and that interfered quite a bit with my life. Not only did I have night sweats that woke me up (and I need my beauty sleep!), but I would get hot flashes frequently, especially … Read more
Guess what helps your digestive system work more effectively to actually utilize the nutrients from the food you eat? You guessed right if you mentioned neurological torque-release adjustments. Why? Because they improve the communication between the brain and the body along the nerve highway. Here’s a little more about how that works from the website … Read more
In order to stay in shape and move my body, one of the things I enjoy doing is cross-fit. Cross-fit involves full-body movements that can be very intense. Last summer, in July of 2014, one of my workouts included bending down, picking up a sandbag, throwing it over my shoulder, and repeating many times. Part … Read more
As I neared the end of my pregnancy in February 2015, I dreaded the onset of the aches and pains I’d had with my previous two babies and was eager to find a chiropractor who would help strengthen my body to deal with the transition I was about to undergo. I also wanted to give … Read more