Posture Research & Posture Month
Posture Research Update: Clinical Insights from Assessment to Rehab Plus, May is Posture Month! From tech-neck to standing desks, posture continues to... Read More
Strong Form for Strong Performance
Form Begins with Posture. From high school sports to the pros, coaches and trainers know good form is important for athletes to... Read More
Motor Control Exercise
The new FDA guidelines for treating low back pain is advising physicians to consider alternatives like chiropractic and massage and motor control... Read More
Chiropractic Care Significantly Reduces Opioid Prescriptions
A new systematic review presented at the annual meeting of the American Academy of Pain Medicine was the first to ask the... Read More
Opioid War & Supporting Research
Opioids don’t work well for many back pain suffers (and they’re addicting) The new FDA blueprint or prescriber education add non-pharmacologic options of assessment and... Read More
Backpacks and Teens
By Cindy J Kricko, DC, CPEP® I have a teenage daughter who is in the eleventh grade. I have picked up her... Read More
Posture Breakdown in School Age Children
It’s a good time of year to address posture with children and teens. Why do posture habits affect kids ability to learn and... Read More
Exercise for Everyone
Exercise is a long term focus for our society, and connecting posture with exercise is a way for PosturePractices to position and... Read More
MD Referrals, LBP & Posture
Medical referrals, Low back pain guidelines and the Posture Specialist Are you getting referrals from local MDs? New low back pain guidelines... Read More
Walking Poles Research
Walking Poles vs Regular Walking Walk Taller to Move Better As a longtime fan of walking poles, especially when I’m hiking steep... Read More
