Post-concussion Syndrome occurs after a mild traumatic brain injury and presents as a collection of symptoms. Patients who have had more than one brain injury are at increased risk. Symptoms can be physical, cognitive, behavioral, and/or emotional.

Meniere’s Disease is a disorder mainly involving the inner ear that causes symptoms such as ringing in the ears (tinnitus), severe dizziness (vertigo), hearing loss, and a feeling of congestion or pressure in the ear. This disorder usually only affects one ear.

You may be wondering what the difference is between these two methods. Both of these types of treatment improve spinal health and assist with pain relief but there are some important differences between them.

Many people experience headaches, neck pain, stiffness, and nerve pain. These issues may worsen and become harder to manage over time. People may even need to eventually give up things they enjoy such as hobbies, activities, chores, and even careers.

The first two bones in your neck (C1, C2) is the most unstable region of your spine. So if you’ve had a concussion or force injury to your head and/or neck you have most likely moved that area out of alignment. What exactly does concussion mean?

Fall is here in all of her glory – vivid oranges, reds and golds adorn the trees and the air is crisp and delightful. As I watch the leaves falling from the trees I see one spiral down, then lift back up, and swirl back down again… which is fine for leaves, but not for people!

In today’s technical world we can send and receive messages in a variety of ways - email, phone calls, texting – all are very fast ways of communicating information to the intended source. What about a message in a bottle?