Tennessee Chiropractic Association

Free Play – Just What the Doctor Ordered

Posted in: Articles, Children, Health & Wellness

Just as children must learn to crawl, then walk before they begin to run, this same pattern continues throughout life with each milestone becoming a[...]

High Heels: Friend or Foe?

Posted in: Articles, Addressing Pain, Health & Wellness, Posture, Other Information

(NAPS) – Once might be a fluke, but when two Miss USAs in a row fall while walking in high heels, you know women everywhere[...]

Chiropractic . . . Good for Mom and Baby!

Posted in: Prenatal & Pregnancy, Articles, Children, Health & Wellness, Safety, Other Information

Chiropractic is widely known to be an effective treatment for general back pain, but did you know it is also beneficial for pregnant women? The[...]

Do you need a workout buddy?

Posted in: Articles, Research, Health & Wellness, Sports, Wellness, Other, Sports & Exercise

Starting a fitness routine can be hard. Continuing it can be harder. It’s easy to allow other things to take precedence over a workout. Then[...]

Do Infants Really Need Tummy Time? YES!

Posted in: Children, Articles, Research, Children, Health & Wellness, Posture, Wellness, Other

New parents are flooded with advice for their new little one. Sadly, that advice can sometimes be contradictory, confusing and incomplete. A resounding 90% of[...]

Childhood Physical Activity Promotes Lifelong Health

Posted in: Articles, Children, Research, Children, Health & Wellness, Wellness

Getting Active Early Helps Kids Stay Healthy for Life It’s no surprise that, at every age, our physical activity level is fundamental to our health. [...]

Aspects of Natural Movement Development

Posted in: Articles, Children, Research, Children, Health & Wellness

“She found her hands yesterday.” “He’s discovered he can roll over.” “She’s learned to move around the room by rolling and scooting.” “He realized he[...]

Chiropractic Care Can Benefit Restless Leg Syndrome & Overall Wellness

Posted in: Nutrition, Articles, Research, Health & Wellness, Safety, Wellness, Other

For people with Willis-Ekbom Disease, lying down to sleep may be anything but restful. More commonly referred to as “Restless Legs Syndrome” (RLS), these patients[...]