Interview with Jay Holder, D.C. (from The American Chiropractor, Dec. 2010) Dr. Holder is the first American to receive the Albert Schweitzer Prize in Medicine from the Albert Schweitzer-Gesellschaft, Austria. […]
Here I am with my coach, Dr. Kevin Pallis. See that fire behind us? Once it dies down a bit, my coaching tribe and I are going to walk barefoot […]
According to a new Harvard study that followed 6,700 Britons from age 7 to 45, lifelong distress takes a greater health toll than being stressed in either childhood or adulthood. […]
Does this sound familiar? With hunched backs and glazed eyes, your kids hide in their rooms glued to the computer. They channel surf mind-numbing TV programs with reckless abandon. The […]
I have a confession to make: I am more of a stress management doctor than a back doctor. Sure, feel free to lump me into that catch-all group of chiropractors […]
Create a mental, emotional and spiritual space for your healing. Address optimum health from a physical standpoint but also a spiritual one as well. Commune with your body and learn […]
1. Problems are bad You spent your school years solving arbitrary problems imposed by boring authority figures. You learned that problems — comment se dit? — suck. But people without […]
Addiction erodes the quality of life we enjoy in Northwest and West Central Ohio. This episode in our special series on Addiction focuses on the families of those addicted to opiates.
“It’s not easy finding a chiropractor – it’s not easy finding any healthcare provider, much less a really knowledgeable and compassionate one. After receiving chiropractic care in Arizona while part […]
Perhaps on the eve of my birthday (and a new decade), I am coming to terms with embracing courage and truth (mine, at least), rather than fearing being ridiculed and […]
Before coming to Balance Atlanta, my son had been to three psychiatrists, five therapists, and was hospitalized twice. He was diagnosed with bipolar and obsessive compulsive disorder with severe social […]
