All Seasons Chiropractic

08/07/2026

Our August Newsletter is live! Featuring:

- Movement as Medicine for Your Mood
- Chiropractic as Part of Your Care Team
- Manual Therapy and Shoulder Pain

Read it here: https://www.allseasonschiro.com/2026-august/

08/04/2026

NEW BLOG POSTS!

- The Role Your Core Muscles Play in Protecting Your Spine
- What Your Walk Says About Your Spine

Read them here: https://www.allseasonschiro.com/blog/

08/01/2026

07/24/2026

Our office will be closed from July 27 until August 3 for Summer Holidays! We will re-open on Tuesday August 4th at 3:00pm. We hope you have a beautiful long weekend 🌞

07/22/2026

The height of your car headrest has a direct effect on how your neck handles force during even minor stops and collisions. When it sits too low, typically directly behind the back of the head, the neck is far more vulnerable to strain in the event of a rear impact. Most headrests are adjustable, and repositioning takes about ten seconds. It is one of the simplest injury-prevention habits most people have never thought about.

07/20/2026

Carrying a bag on the same shoulder every day creates a predictable pattern of asymmetrical loading on the spine, which the body compensates for by shifting the pelvis and altering gait over time. Switching sides regularly, or choosing a backpack that distributes weight evenly, is a small habit that can reduce the cumulative strain significantly.

07/17/2026

Most people who visit a chiropractor for the first time are surprised to learn that care isn't just about pain relief. Many patients come in to improve how well their body moves, to manage recurring tension before it becomes a bigger problem, or to support their nervous system function as part of an overall approach to health!

07/15/2026

The atlas is the topmost vertebra in the spine, and it sits at the base of the skull supporting the full weight of the head. Even a small degree of misalignment here can affect the way the brainstem functions and how nerve signals travel through the rest of the body. It is one of the smallest bones in the spine and one of the most influential. Ask us about it at your next visit.

07/13/2026

Not every adjustment looks or sounds the same, and that is intentional. Drop table technique uses a dedicated section of the treatment table that gives way slightly as the adjustment is delivered, allowing the correction to happen with noticeably less force than a traditional manual thrust. It is a useful option for sensitive areas or for patients who prefer a gentler approach. Let us know if you have questions about what technique we are using in your care.