Recently many companies have begun paying more attention to the health of their workers, specifically in regards to work station set ups. Great improvements have been made in this area and as such people are implementing standing desks more often. How do you know if a standing desk is right for you?
What do you even know about pain?! I am sure that you have experienced physical pain before. Maybe you injured your back lifting weights. Perhaps you hurt you shoulder when playing catch with your kids. You may even have irritated your knee when training for that marathon you are preparing for. However, do you really understand your pain?
There are many people outside on this beautiful spring day enjoying the weather during their lunch breaks. Breaking up the workday is a great way to improve your health and counter the negative consequences of consistent desk work. Come check out why and how to do it!
The recent snowfall in the Washington, DC area resulted in many icy sidewalks and walkways. The ways in which we reflexively move to keep ourselves from falling in these circumstances can teach us a great deal about how well or limited our ability to move is.
No matter where your mobility issues arise, it’s actually your body—more specifically, your brain—that’s intentionally causing this. You might feel tightness in a muscle, tendon, or joint, but this is simply your body’s way of creating more rigidity to better handle the physical demands you place on it regularly.
How do we know if our health care providers are really taking care of us? Are they truly addressing the root causes that brought us into their offices are they simply addressing a series of symptoms with medication and putting us on the protocol for a specific diagnosis? We are all individuals with unique presentations that require our health care practitioners to approach us as such. Unfortunately this is often not the case.
