Join us to learn about Aromatherapy, including:

history of essential oils; modern day uses of aromatherapy; safety uses and toxic chemicals. The book, A to Z Aromatherapy, will be used as a guide.  

 The class fee is $15.00 which includes a copy of the book and will be held at StillPointe. Space is limited, so please call NOW to register at 320-203-8266.

 

 "EDS Lunch & Learn" 3rd Thursday Each Month from 12:00 to 12:30 PM. Next session on June 17th.   

 

Have you ever wondered .  . .  "what is EDS?"  SarahErin Palmer, EDS Technician and Wellness Coach, will be giving a 30-minute informational presentation describing EDS (Electrodermal Screening) on the third Tuesday of each month.  Session will be held from 12:00 p.m. to 12:30 p.m. at StillPointe.  The next session is scheduled for Tuesday, June 17th.  No signup is needed.  It is Free!  Feel free to bring your lunch and a friend or co-worker! 

 Monday: 

8:30 AM--5:30 PM

Tuesday: 

Wednesday: 

8:30 AM--5:30 PM

Thursday: 

10:00 AM--5:30 PM

Friday: 

9:00 AM--12:00 PM

11:00 AM--3:30 PM

 Saturday:

 1st & 3rd Saturday

9:00 AM--12:00 Noon

Summer Boot Camp at StillPointe.

     Summer sports are here!  What a great way to help kids stay active during the summer months.  Activity is very important, but on occasion can lead to injury.  Our job is to help your kids treat and prevent these injuries.  Whether your child is feeling back pain or neck pain, took a good fall at soccer, or has a sore elbow or shoulder from throwing, we can help.  Chiropractic care does its job by helping to restore proper joint and muscle function.  When the body can work properly, pain is relieved and further injury can be avoided.
    Now let's talk about a couple of misconceptions.  Many people think that because kids are so resilient, that they don't need chiropractic care for their injuries.  It's true that kids get better much quicker than adults and it is great that they don't need as much care, but they still need care.  Avoiding care can only further aggravate the injury.  Another misconception is that aches and pains are normal for kids.  Muscle soreness from increased activity is the only type of "normal" pain kids should feel.  Here's how you can tell if it is just muscle soreness or if they have an injury.  Muscle soreness is achy in nature, usually starting several hours after the game and goes away within one to two days.  If the pain is sharp, more immediate, or if it lingers longer than a couple of days, it might be an injury.  If it hurts every time they throw the ball, it's not going to go away on its own.  Don't delay in getting the potential injury examined.
    That being said, I hope your child never experiences an injury.  But if pain has sidelined your child, bring them in to see us. We also like to check your children for scoliosis and pelvic imbalance. Just as you take your children to the dentist or eye doctor for prevention, it is also important to have their spines checked. If you have questions, give us a call and we will be happy to do a free spine check and show you and your child how to keep young spines strong.  We can help them stay or get back in the game!