by Dr Stan | Mar 31, 2019 | Chiropractic Care, Development, Natural Health, Nature, Prevention, Uncategorized, Vitalism, Wellness, Wisdom
By Dr. Stan Hom Over the last two years, we have been steadily evolving our practice to match what the great clinical chiropractic practices have been doing for more than 120 years. In many respects we are a very young profession, but about as young as conventional...
by Dr Stan | Feb 15, 2019 | Babies, Chiropractic Care, Development, Family, Life, Live Well, Mothers, Move Well, Natural Health, Nature, Pregnancy, Uncategorized, Wellness
By Kaitlyn Shikada, DC Whether you are choosing to give birth at home, in a birthing center, or in a hospital; with an OB, Midwife, Doula or unassisted, this blog is for YOU! Even for my ladies who are preconception, but know that someday you want to birth...
by Dr Stan | Feb 1, 2019 | Babies, Chiropractic Care, Development, Family, Mothers, Pregnancy, Uncategorized, Vitalism
I cannot think of a more important role in today’s world than helping expectant mothers navigate our birthing culture in today’s day and age. Birth has gone from almost 100% in the home roughly 100 years ago, to almost 100% in the hospital. As a society, we have...
by Dr Stan | Dec 13, 2018 | Babies, Chiropractic Care, Development, Family, Mothers, Move Well, Movement, Natural Health, Prevention, Uncategorized, Vitalism, Wellness
How many times have you wondered how to help your child to move in a certain way or how to help them meet the next milestone faster or just meet the expected ones you know your pediatrician is going to ask you about at your next appointment? There is so much pressure...
by Dr Stan | Dec 1, 2018 | Babies, Chiropractic Care, Development, Family, Family, Life, Move Well, Movement, Pregnancy, Prevention, Uncategorized, Vitalism
The best thing about teaching kids how to move, is YOU DON’T HAVE TO TEACH KIDS HOW TO MOVE. Let that sink in for a little bit. If you have ever seen a toddler squat and you know anything about functional fitness and movement patterns, little ones have better squats...
