As we say goodbye to 2020 and prepare ourselves to welcome a new year, it is only right that we reflect on and start to plan the improvements we can make in our businesses. If you are anything like me, you have likely spent the last few weeks mulling over some new...
By Dr Michele Broadhurst When Ane asked me to write this blog, it filled me with both excitement and trepidation. Excitement because I am hoping to demystify animal chiropractic so that you may understand it better and see its incredible benefits for animals;...
We have all seen horses with a hind limb stuck out behind them, unable to flex and protract the limb. Often we are told that there is nothing much to be done, and that the horse will outgrow the condition. But of course, we can never be satisfied with that advice....
Blog By Ben Blecha, from Hero Bracing When it comes to Achilles ruptures, rehab and a return to function can be long, intense and sometimes very frustrating. An integral part of the rehabilitation and recovery of an injury to this tendon is the ability to stabilize it...
By Sasha A Foster, MSPT, CCRT I wake on Day 10 of our COVID-19 self-isolation. The spring sun is streaming through the window here at my sister’s house. The air is cool and quiet. The only sounds are the birds singing and Mimzy, curled next to me, taking her morning...
