Parkside Back and Neck Care

I get to sharpen the blades on my lawn tractor while I wait for the Mariners to come on!!!

You know, when I posted this on my clinic Facebook platform, it was by accident. And then I was afraid. And now I am so encouraged, all the people that have seen this and are not attacking me… God bless you thank you I could’ve withstood the attacks… But I’m thankful that apparently I don’t need to.

Whiplash and Central Sensitization Whiplash-associated disorder (WAD) is a term used to describe the constellation of physical and psychosocial symptoms that can follow the sudden acceleration–deceleration of the head and neck, most commonly from a motor vehicle collision. Although many patients recover quickly, up to half m

Cumulative Trauma Disorders of the Upper Extremities Cumulative trauma disorders (CTDs) are a broad diagnostic category characterized by musculoskeletal injuries that develop gradually due to microtraumas that cannot fully heal because of repeated stress, force, or awkward postures over time. Since many occupations and hobbies involve repetitive mo

Car Accidents and Mild Traumatic Brain Injury When you woke up today, you thought this was like any other work day. You’re on your way to work, and traffic is flowing smoother than normal. Suddenly, someone crashes into the back end of your car and you feel your head extend back over the headrest and then rebound forwards, almost h

"How To Stop Fighting Reality and Discover Deep Acceptance" - A short clip from my incredible podcast episode with Kerwin Rae

Our office is a member of ChiroTrust and has taken The Chiro Trust Pledge:
"To the best of my ability, I agree to provide my patients convenient, affordable, and mainstream Chiropractic care. I will not use unnecessary long-term treatment plans and/or therapies."

Parkside Back & Neck Care
19125 33rd Ave W , Lynnwood, WA 98036
425/776-8787 Mon-Thurs 9am to 6pm

Poor Neck Posture’s Effect on Balance and Breathing Ideally, the head should rest on the neck with the external auditory meatus (ear opening) aligning with the acromion process (bony end of the shoulder) when viewed from the side. When we have good neck