Category: Dr. Stephanie

  • Sports and Subluxation

    Sports and Subluxation

    When we announced that Crossroads was holding an art contest, I expected we would get some creative entries.  Topic choice was “draw yourself getting adjusted” or “draw what causes your subluxations.”  While we had some awesome pictures entered, this one caught my eye.   There is no doubt in my mind that sports is a…

  • Benefits of Caring for Grandchildren

    Could taking care of your grandchildren help you ward off dementia? A recent study from the Women’s Healthy Aging Project study in Australia, published online in Menopause, the journal of The North American Menopause Society (NAMS) says it may be true. The 186 Australian women, ages 57 to 68, took three different tests of mental sharpness.…

  • Happy Mother’s Day

    In honor of Mother’s Day, I’m here to share some fantastic, fun, fabulous facts about the female brain. After all, isn’t it a woman’s mind that makes her so beautiful? The female brain is uniquely hard wired from conception (or at the very least by 8 weeks post-conception) to CONNECT and COMMUNICATE. Yes, that’s right…

  • Reflections from my Treasure Hunt

    Last week I was blessed with the opportunity to share in chiropractic history. A local woman, whose father had been a graduate of Palmer College of Chiropractic, was cleaning out the basement of her parent’s home. She invited me over to view some of his things, much of which was absolute treasure to me. You…

  • Finding the Right Mattress

    Finding the Right Mattress

    You will spend 1/3 of your life sleeping, on average, don’t you want to provide your body with the best sleep surface that your budget will allow?  I’d have to say that “What type of mattress do you recommend?” is one of the most common questions I’m asked as a chiropractor.  I’m usually hesitant to…

  • To Sit or Not to Sit

    The average American sits 8 hours per day – that’s way too much.  And it could be lethal. In a survey of 220,000 adults, those who sat for more than eight hours a day had a 15% greater risk of dying within three years than those who sat for fewer than four hours a day. …

  • My Holiday Season Intention

    It is easy to accumulate an overabundance of thoughtful gifts this time of year; how many of us have received one too many fruitcakes, cookie plates or scarf sets? (Although delicious, I can say without a doubt I have eaten one too many cookie plates in the past.)  I have new gift idea… it has…

  • Dr. Stephanie… Movie Producer?

    Ah, the exciting life of a chiropractor… no really… sometimes it really is exciting!  Last month, I was honored to be credited as an Associate Producer of a movie!    Of course it isn’t just any movie, it is a movie about CHIROPRACTIC!  What could be better?    “Doctored” is the latest in a growing number of health focused documentaries.  This film is not about…

  • Vaccine Awareness Week

    From the Blog of Crossroads Chiropractic – www.CrossroadsChiropractic.com It’s Vaccine Awareness week!  Are you making informed decisions for yourself and your family?  Vaccination is a medical decision not to be taken lightly.  Serious side effects can occur and long term safety is really unknown.  In fact, there is question whether vaccines are truly effective.  I…

  • Is That A Bruise?

    It must be paranormal. Have you ever wondered if your chiropractor has magical fingers?  I’m not talking about how much better you feel after an adjustment.  I’m talking about how chiropractors can so adeptly run their fingers over your spine and find the misalignments… without needing to know where or if it hurts. After almost…