Curis Functional Health: Chicago - Lakeview

10/07/2026

Come and listen to Dr. Maj explain how Disc Repair works...TOMORROW! 6:30p
https://communitychiropractic.aweb.page/reserve-your-spot-mri-workshop?utm_source=aweber&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=the-why-behind-your-mri-join-our-disc-repair-workshop-tomorr

10/04/2026

Another wonderful Crosstown Classic!! Good times, wonderful weather and some pretty mediocre golf but who cares it was a blast! 208 women from all over Chicago & a sold out day. Huge success

09/29/2026

If you’ve ever had an MRI and been told you have a bulging disc, herniated disc, degeneration or stenosis, you may have walked away with more questions than answers.

That’s one of the reasons I wrote Disc Repair Blueprint.

After 30 years in practice, I wanted to put together something that explains disc injuries, sciatica, nerve pain and non-surgical options in a way that’s actually easy to understand.

And right now, I’d like to give you the digital version of my book for free.

Whether you’re dealing with a disc problem yourself or trying to help someone you care about, I hope this gives you a better understanding of what may be going on and what questions to ask next.

Get your free digital copy here or link in bio:

https://communitychiropractic.aweb.page/disc-repair-blueprint

Dr. Stephanie Maj
Author of Disc Repair Blueprint

09/22/2026

re your spinal discs turning into pickles?

It sounds ridiculous, but it’s actually one of my favorite ways to explain disc degeneration.

A healthy disc is more like a fresh cucumber—hydrated, flexible, and able to absorb stress. Over time, injury, repetitive strain, aging, and loss of hydration can change that disc. The longer those changes progress, the harder it can be to get back to where you started.

That’s the whole point of my pickle analogy: the earlier you understand what’s happening, the more choices you may have.

If you’ve been told you have a bulging disc, herniated disc, degeneration, stenosis, or you’re dealing with sciatica, numbness, tingling, neck pain, or arm symptoms, I want you at my free workshop:

Your MRI Says You Have a Bad Disc. Now What?
Thursday, October 8 at 6:30 PM
Curis Functional Health – Chicago Lakeview

I’ll break down what these findings can mean, how disc problems can affect the nerves, and what conservative options may be worth considering.

Reserve your spot here:
https://communitychiropractic.aweb.page/reserve-your-spot-mri-workshop

09/17/2026

What exactly are you looking at on that lumbar MRI?

In this video, I break down what you’re actually seeing—the vertebrae, discs, spinal canal, and what it can look like when a disc herniation starts crowding a nerve.

That matters because a problem in the lower back can show up somewhere completely different: the buttock, leg, or even the foot.

If you’ve been handed an MRI report and thought, “I have no idea what any of this means,” I want you at my free workshop:

Your MRI Says You Have a Bad Disc. Now What?
Thursday, October 8 at 6:30 PM
Curis Functional Health – Chicago Lakeview

I’m going to help make the MRI language, disc problems, sciatica, and conservative options much easier to understand.

Reserve your spot now.

Facebook:
https://communitychiropractic.aweb.page/reserve-your-spot-mri-workshop

Instagram: Tap the link in my bio.

09/15/2026

Your MRI isn’t the whole story.

An MRI can show us things like disc bulges, herniations, degeneration or stenosis—but it doesn’t automatically tell us exactly why you hurt.

Two people can have very similar-looking MRIs and have completely different symptoms.

That’s why I always say: I don’t treat an MRI. I treat a patient.

We have to look at the whole picture—where the pain is, whether there’s numbness, tingling or weakness, what the neurological exam shows, and whether all of that actually matches the imaging.

If you’ve been handed an MRI report and still feel confused about what it means, this is exactly the kind of thing we’ll be talking about at my free Disc Repair Blueprint Workshop.

Thursday, October 8 at 6:30 PM
Curis Functional Health – Chicago Lakeview

Facebook: Register here:
https://communitychiropractic.aweb.page/reserve-your-spot-mri-workshop

Instagram: Tap the link in my bio to reserve your spot.

09/11/2026

09/09/2026

Have you ever been told you have a “bad disc” and wondered, “Okay, now what?”

After 30 years in practice, I’ve met so many people who have been given an MRI report or a diagnosis but still don’t really understand what it means or what their options are. That’s one of the reasons I wrote Disc Repair Blueprint.

Over the next several weeks, I’m going to be sharing videos about disc injuries, sciatica, neuropathy, neck and back pain, and conservative treatment options. I want to make this information easier to understand so you can ask better questions and make informed decisions about your care.

I’m also putting it all together in a free, in-office workshop:

Your MRI Says You Have a Bad Disc. Now What?
Thursday, October 8, 2026 at 6:30 PM
Curis Functional Health – Chicago Lakeview
1442 W. Belmont Ave., Suite 1E, Chicago

We’ll talk about what may be happening in your spine, why symptoms can travel into an arm or leg, and what non-surgical options may be worth considering. There will be time for questions, too.

If this sounds like something you—or someone you care about—could benefit from, I’d love to see you there. The workshop is free, but please register so we know you’re coming.

Instagram: Tap the link in my bio.

05/08/2026

30 years of pure joy. 🎉

Yesterday we celebrated — and my heart is so full.

Thirty years ago I chose this path, and every single day since, YOU have made it the greatest gift. To my patients who trusted me with your health. To my team who shows up with me. To my community who has cheered me on — thank you. From the bottom of my heart, thank you.

This montage captures just a glimpse of what 30 years of healing looks like. And honestly? It looks like love. 🤍

Here's to every life touched, every spine adjusted, every person who walked in hurting and walked out hopeful. This is why I do it.