This blog is going to focus on loss. And not the loss of hair that we suffer, nor the loss that the Leafs endured last Spring.

In life, we all suffer loss. Many suffer it early in life, some later on. Never is there a right time for loss. But, coping with.

For three consecutive decades, alternative health options have grown in popularity. Each year, thousands of people encounter chiropractic for the first time ever. These are my favourite patients, not only because they are on the path to an amazing health experience, but also because I get the opportunity to be the first to.

The game of golf has long been credited with consuming copious amounts of time, creating terrible frustration, and glamorizing the beer-drinking, ‘un-athlete.’ Well, times have changed! Ardent golfers are now recognizing the importance of health in creating longevity in their game. We will discuss some of the factors that make golf a truly healthy sport. Read more

Time to Appreciate

Happy (almost) Spring to everyone! I feel the urge to share today something slightly more pressing, especially as the change of seasons is upon us. This article is going to focus on appreciation. We often overlook the amazing, beautiful things that surround us. We dwell on the weather,.

Spring Has Almost Arrived

Green grass. Fresh flowers. Warm air. Can only mean one thing; Spring has arrived! Spring is a time for growth both personally and professionally. Over the years, I have learned many lessons on the golf course that transfer beautifully to business life. Let these lessons help.

For three consecutive decades, alternative health options have grown in popularity. Each year, thousands of people encounter chiropractic for the first time ever. These are my favourite patients, not only because they are on the path to an amazing health experience, but also because I get the opportunity to be the first to educate them.

I am at the local chocolate shop the other day when I see a lady who looks awfully familiar.  We both are kind of making eye contact, until finally she asks, “are you still practicing on Eagle Street?”  Now that I hear the voice, I recognize Diane, a former patient of mine.  “I was hoping.