

Eight ways to eat better in 2026
A practical guide for our practice members. If your body feels heavy after December, you are not imagining it. Food choices shift fast during the holidays. The good news. Small changes often change energy, hunger, and mood within days, sometimes within hours. ZOE’s Professor Tim Spector and Dr Sarah Berry shared eight simple principles for 2026 . I have translated them into a user-friendly plan you can use this right away. 1. Mindful eating. Pause before you eat. Min


WHY CHILDREN’S POSTURE MATTERS
As we begin a new year, I want to thank you for trusting us with your health and your families’ health. A new year always feels like a fresh chance to reset, refocus and support our kids as they grow especially with school around the corner. Over the past months I have been working on a project that matters deeply to me. Children’s posture and development. WHY CHILDREN’S POSTURE MATTERS Posture is much more than “standing up straight.” For children, posture reflects


Mindful eating for real life
Life feels busy. Many people eat in front of a screen or on the go. Meals blur into the day and you barely notice what you ate. Mindful eating offers a different approach. It is not a diet. It is a way of paying attention before, during, and after you eat. You bring your focus to: what you choose to buy how you prepare food how it smells, tastes, and feels how your body feels before and after a meal The goal is awareness, not perfection. What is mindful eating? Mindful eatin


What is the Vagus nerve and why all the Fuss?
The vagus nerve is getting a lot of attention right now because it sits at the crossroads of stress, inflammation, pain, mood, digestion, and heart health. People are trying to “hack” it. Some of that is good science. Some is hype. What the vagus nerve is It is the longest parasympathetic nerve in your body. It runs from your brainstem through your neck to your heart, lungs, gut, and other organs. It carries signals both ways, brain to body and body to brain. It helps slow h


Choosing The Best Pillow For You
Julie and I get asked this a lot. There is no single pillow that suits everyone. Studies comparing different pillow types do not show one clear winner for neck pain or sleep quality. Your fit matters more than the label on the box. Think of a pillow as a tool that supports your neck so your spine stays neutral while you sleep. If the tool does not match your body or sleep style, you wake sore or stiff. What matters most? Focus on three things: 1. Shape and material that


Comfort Crisis
Most of us live in climate controlled homes, drive everywhere, sit a lot, and reach for food and screens whenever we feel uncomfortable. Life feels easier, yet stress, pain, and fatigue seem to be going up, not down. That tension sits at the heart of Michael Easter’s book “The Comfort Crisis.” He argues that our bodies and brains evolved for a life with effort, hunger, cold, heat, long walks, and real challenge. Now those stresses are rare. The result is stiffness, low mood,


How Nature Restores Your Mind and Your Spine
Your brain and your spine share one vital job: to keep you balanced and responsive. When daily life overloads your nervous system with constant noise, screens, and tension, both mental focus and spinal function suffer. Research from the University of Michigan, led by psychologists Marc Berman, John Jonides, and Stephen Kaplan, found a simple way to reset that system—spending time in nature. The Research Participants took two walks: one through a leafy arboretum and one throu


Understanding Flat-Head Syndrome and How Chiropractic Care Can Help
Many parents notice a slight flat spot or uneven shape on their baby’s head and feel unsure what it means. This common condition, called plagiocephaly , happens when a baby’s soft skull moulds unevenly, often from spending long periods lying in one position or favouring one side when turning their head. In most cases, it doesn’t affect brain growth or development. But it can be a sign that a baby’s neck movement is limited or that one side is working a little harder than the


Understanding Fibromyalgia: When Pain Comes from the Brain
Have you been dealing with pain all over your body — pain that just doesn’t make sense? Maybe your muscles ache, your sleep is broken,...


Why Do So Many Pregnant Women Get Back and Pelvic Pain?
Pregnancy is an incredible journey, but it doesn’t always feel like one - especially when your back or pelvis is aching every time you...





















