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Think about the last time you made a big purchase, say $1,000 or more. Did you go out and buy the first thing you saw? Take one recommendation from somebody? Or did you research it, learn some things, compare it to other options, and select something that was right for you? Most people tend to be educated and research large… Read more

What is the Key to Growth? August 2019 By Troy Vander Molen, PT, DPT As I sit in a beautiful condominium just a few minutes’ walk from the Atlantic Ocean in Hilton Head Island, SC, I can’t help but feel conflicted. I am grateful for this time away with my family. These moments come infrequently, and our three kids –… Read more

Dr. Troy Vander Molen, PT, DPT In our May newsletter and blog post, I asked the question, “Is the kink in my neck a pinched nerve?” If you were paying attention, you will remember that the answer essentially was, “Probably not.” While a kink in the neck is always accompanied by localized stiffness, soreness, and difficulty moving the neck, a… Read more

by Marketing Specialist Lindsey Klyn On July 6, 2015, Jack and Megan Turner welcomed their fourth child, a little girl named Vivian, into the world. For the first year of her life, Vivian seemed to be hitting all her milestones and growing right along. But once her first birthday came and went, her parents began to notice that she wasn’t… Read more

by Tim Vander Wilt, PT By far the most common type of neck pain that people experience, especially among those of you who are younger, is described as a “kink” or “crick” in the neck. Often times, that localized area of pain makes it difficult to turn your neck one way or the other. It is, quite literally, a pain… Read more