Summertime, and the living is not so easy … if you have a vestibular disorder Summertime conjures up images of getting outside, traveling, going to social gatherings, having a few drinks on the patio. This sounds great and relaxing to most people – but if you have a vestibular disorder, these activities can be a real challenge and can make …
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Research shows that individuals who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, two spirit, and those who don’t identify as CIS-gendered or heterosexual (2SLGBTQIA+) experience discrimination that is detrimental to their mental health. Understanding the forces that work to oppress individuals of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community is essential in becoming an ally and promoting social equity. Read on to learn more! What …
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Did you know that migraines don’t always present with head pain? A migraine can trigger many different sensations depending on the part of the brain that is being affected. Approximately 30% of migraine sufferers experience vestibular migraine, with symptoms of dizziness, vertigo or imbalance during their attacks. Even between attacks, those with vestibular migraine can have slightly decreased balance and …
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Note: You should consult a healthcare professional before starting this or any exercise program to make sure the movements are right for your needs. Outdoor running season has arrived and you’ve done your best to prepare for running season but you’re still worried you will experience low back pain with running. If you find yourself dealing with low back pain while running, it may be attributed …
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You might think that shin pain happens to runners, but this issue can happen to anyone who has recently intensified their level of physical activity. Shin pain, also known as “shin splints”, is a condition caused by inflammation of the tibialis posterior muscle. This muscle runs along the front and inside of the tibia, or “shin bone”. How does the tibialis posterior muscle connect …
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Shockwave therapy is a non-invasive treatment that involves creating a series of low energy acoustic wave pulsations that are directly applied to an affected area through a person’s skin via a gel medium. It is used in the treatment of many musculoskeletal conditions, primarily those involving connective tissues such as ligaments and tendons. How can shockwave therapy help? Shockwave therapy …
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The start of the week can be stressful for many. Between returning to work and trying to accomplish all you have to do during the day, the stress and anxiety of it all can catch up to us when we least expect it. If you feel anxious, you might be asking yourself ‘how do I cope?’ First, it is important …
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Neck hump or hunchback are terms used for a condition properly called kyphosis. This postural change, which results in the appearance of a hump at the base of the neck can be uncomfortable, cause pain and affect overall physical functioning. Poor posture is the main cause, (think “text neck” or forward head posture) and leads to weakness and elongation of …
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Have you ever felt like your mind is clouded and not as sharp as it used to be? You might be experiencing brain fog. Brain fog is a common term used to describe how people feel when their thinking is sluggish and unclear. What is brain fog? Brain fog affects your ability to think. You might find it more difficult …
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