Rising Tide Chiropractic

06/05/2026

Sound sensitivity, also known as hyperacusis, is a common symptom following both concussion and whiplash injuries. While these conditions may seem different, they often share one important factor: injury to the neck.

The upper cervical spine plays a critical role in how the brain and nervous system process sensory information. When this area is injured, the nervous system can become overwhelmed, causing everyday sounds to feel unusually loud, uncomfortable, or even painful.

Read more about the connection between sound sensitivity and nervous system overload below:

https://www.uccnearme.com/articles/nervous-system/sound-sensitivity-and-nervous-system-overload-when-everyday-noise-feels-too-intense/

For some individuals, everyday sounds begin to feel overwhelming. A crowded restaurant may suddenly seem unbearably loud. Dishes clanking in the kitchen may feel sharp and irritating. Busy environments, background conversations, traffic noise, or even television volume may become difficult to tolera...

06/05/2026

Kids Day – June 28! 🎉

We’re offering a special discounted rate of $55 for a pediatric consultation and adjustment.

Limited spots available

Call or message us today to schedule your child’s appointment!

06/04/2026

Are you struggling with neck pain, vertigo, brain fog, or a whooshing sound in your ears?

While these symptoms may seem unrelated, they can sometimes share a common source: your neck.

The upper cervical spine plays a vital role in nervous system function, balance, and blood flow. When this area is injured or misaligned, it can contribute to a wide range of symptoms throughout the body.

Watch below to learn more about the connection between your neck and these often-overlooked symptoms.

05/22/2026

Friendly reminder that Rising Tide Chiropractic will be closed Monday for the holiday weekend! We hope everyone has a safe, relaxing weekend spent with family and friends.

We’ll be back in the office Tuesday ready to help keep your nervous systems regulated!

05/18/2026

We have some great things coming your way over the next couple of months!

Up next, we’re hosting a Kids Day on Sunday, June 28th. There will be limited spots available for new pediatric consultations and adjustments for just $55.

Call (401)216-4735 now to schedule your appointment!

05/17/2026

We officially made it through nominations for the RI Choice Awards and now the VOTING ROUND has begun! 🏆

We are beyond grateful for the support this community has shown us since opening our doors. If we’ve made a positive impact on you or your family, we would truly appreciate your vote.

You can vote DAILY
Voting ends 5/29
Every vote means so much to our small business

Thank YOU

05/12/2026

Happy Birthday Dr. Pratt! 🎉

Fun fact: He’s been playing ice hockey since he was 10 years old—and still plays today! 🏒

05/03/2026

Dr. Dauphinais & Dr. Pratt spent the weekend at Sherman College of Chiropractic for Lyceum, diving deeper into case management, research, and connecting with incredible doctors from around the world.

We’re always learning so we can serve you better!! We’ll see you back on Monday 👋🏼

04/28/2026

The world has changed—most people now spend hours each day on their phones and computers. In fact, many adults spend several hours daily on screens, often adding up to 6–8+ hours when you include work and personal use.

This shift has led to a growing issue known as tech neck, a modern condition caused by prolonged screen time and poor posture. Looking down at devices places significant strain on the neck and spine, often leading to neck pain, headaches, and long-term postural changes.

If you’re experiencing neck pain or headaches, read more!

https://www.uccnearme.com/articles/poor-posture/tech-neck-syndrome-how-screen-time-is-reshaping-your-neck-and-triggering-headaches/

Tech neck from prolonged screen use can lead to neck pain, headaches, and nervous system strain. Learn what happens and what may help.

04/27/2026

If you’re dealing with vertigo and the Epley maneuver hasn’t provided relief, the underlying issue may be coming from your neck. The upper cervical spine plays a key role in balance and spatial awareness, and when it’s not functioning properly, symptoms like dizziness can persist.