Showing posts with label Network chiropractic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Network chiropractic. Show all posts
Friday, February 24, 2012
Frequency Changes Water Droplet
Watch as the water droplet changes its structure as the frequency changes. As Gregg Braden points out, we ourselves are composed of a liquid crystal matrix...
Labels:
chiropractic,
emotion,
Network chiropractic,
vibration
Monday, December 6, 2010
It's Like A Wave
How we remember to take care of ourselves, then forget for awhile, then get a wake up call, and get back to doing what we know we need to do for optimum health and happiness. Take my core stabilization exercises, for example.
My goal: to do them every day. My reality: not even close! A snow holiday and a Thanksgiving weekend and come Monday morning I notice it's been a week since I last did them! So what do I do? I may gnash my teeth, scold myself, despair at my inconsistency, or -- miracle of miracles -- just take the ten minutes and DO them. Because after a week, I'm not feeling as perky and lively as I like to feel, and that's enough to remember and to take action.
Dr. Donald Epstein (founder of Network Chiropractic) talks about learning to listen to subtler cues, from our environment and from within our bodies. When we do that, we generally can minimize unnecessary suffering! We don't need the whack of a two-by-four to get our attention! We can respond to a gentle nudge, and be grateful for the nudge.
Monday, October 11, 2010
Spa Healing Day Fundraiser
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Labels:
acupuncture,
cranial-sacral,
facials,
footbaths,
massage,
Network chiropractic
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
Open House
Most of our practice members want to share their healing success with friends and loved ones, but aren't quite sure how to spread the word, so twice a year we offer complementary Network entrainments. The next one is coming soon, with light refreshments for all...
Saturday, August 28, 10:00 am (till we're done!)
Call 206-658-7658 to let us know how many guests you expect to bring.
Saturday, February 6, 2010
Online Scheduling Is Up and Running
It's easy to use, and takes just a few minutes to register. What is it? It's my new online booking site: DrConnieAmundson.clickbook.net. Once you register, you will be able to book appointments, reschedule, and cancel from the convenience of your computer or smart phone.
Just one tip for people already receiving care: you will select times by choosing from Network TableOne, Network TableTwo, or Network TableThree (this will make sense once you get to that point in the process).
Contact me if you have any questions!
Sunday, April 19, 2009
Why A Small Tear Can Be So Painful!
Most people have experienced back pain at one time or another in their lives. You make a movement you've done a million times before, you feel a twinge of pain, and suddenly it's getting worse by the minute.
Many times the reason for this pain is that there has been a minor tear of the teeny-tiny deep (intrinsic) muscles of your spine. The deep muscles of the spine are over 50% neural tissue, and their purpose is not to move the vertebrae, but rather to constantly calibrate the need for stability vs. movement, so with a slight glitch in your spine, a muscle gets a minor tear which is then amplified to the larger muscles of your back, and before you know, you're in pain!
Chiropractic care (and I have found this to be especially true of Network Chiropractic) re-educates the spinal-neural system so that it is better able to constantly adjust to the demands of movement and stability that we constantly place upon ourselves.
Many times the reason for this pain is that there has been a minor tear of the teeny-tiny deep (intrinsic) muscles of your spine. The deep muscles of the spine are over 50% neural tissue, and their purpose is not to move the vertebrae, but rather to constantly calibrate the need for stability vs. movement, so with a slight glitch in your spine, a muscle gets a minor tear which is then amplified to the larger muscles of your back, and before you know, you're in pain!
Chiropractic care (and I have found this to be especially true of Network Chiropractic) re-educates the spinal-neural system so that it is better able to constantly adjust to the demands of movement and stability that we constantly place upon ourselves.
Labels:
back pain,
chiropractor,
Meadowbrook,
Network chiropractic,
Seattle
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