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Dr. Jen featured on PreChiro
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- Why We’re in the Media
Our Dr. Jen was featured on Pre Chiro and talks about her transition from student to chiropractor, the role and need for chiropractic research, and the unconditional love gained from volunteer chiropractic trips. As well as her role as a chiropractor at Knox Chiropractic & Wellness, Dr Jen's ..
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What is scoliosis and what does the future hold for those with it
What is Scoliosis? Scoliosis is when the vertebrae, that makes up your spine, form a curved line that can look like a “C” or “S” shape that goes side to side, instead of being straight. The most common type of scoliosis is called “Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis” or AIS. Idiopathic mean..
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The Working From Home Environment
With working from home and working hours on the rise, we need to remain mindful of our physical well-being. We must consider the impacts of extended hours of sitting at a desk, the added strain of staring at a computer screen for long periods and reading files or documents. Keeping this in mind, ..
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Concussion – mild traumatic brain injury
If you’ve ever suffered from a concussion then you will understand that it is a painful, sometimes distressing and upsetting condition to have. Of course, over the course of a couple of days, after being checked out, you should be fine and completely recovered. However at the time you coul..
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Persistent Postural Perceptual Dizziness
If you’re a regular sufferer of bouts of dizziness, then you don’t need anyone to tell you how upsetting and sometimes how debilitating the symptoms can be. It’s not simply a case of feeling a little bit unsteady, or a momentary feeling of the world whizzing by, it’s much more than that, and..
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Working from home during coronavirus pandemic causing a spike in chiropractic injuries
Can you spot Dr. Brad featuring in this article by 7news.com.au Health & Wellbeing? Working from the kitchen table or bench during the coronavirus pandemic has taken its toll on Australian necks, shoulders and backs. Chiropractors across the country began noticing an increase in work-related i..
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Life with Meniere’s Disease – Get help
Like most conditions related to balance, Meniere’s disease is a condition which is very misunderstood. Aside from the fact that most people don’t really understand what it is, sufferers are often held up in obtaining a solid diagnosis and therefore receiving treatment, because it’s often a rul..
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Concussion Screenings
As awareness of concussion has increased in recent years, practitioners who treat concussion have found the people who suffer head trauma frequently have issues with balance, headaches and their thought processes. There are mechanisms by which we can assess these problems but the issue is if s..
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Causes and Treatments of Vertigo
When you have vertigo, your brain gets confused. You know you’re standing still, but you may suddenly feel as though you’re spinning, or that the world is spinning around you. Vertigo may be accompanied by nausea, vomiting, sweating, fatigue, or a headache. There are a number of causes of vertig..
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Massage During Pregnancy – Yes or No?
Is Pregnancy Massage For You? Impending motherhood is a very exciting and special time with so much to look forward to. For some mothers-to-be it can also be a time of anxiety, sickness and discomfort. Many women suffer with morning sickness, fatigue, insomnia, headaches, cramps, swelling and mus..
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