“I see a future where most people on the planet seek chiropractic care as the cornerstone of their health & wellness program.”

Dr. Heidi Haavik

 

CHAT chiropractic will enable you the public, to learn about the science of chiropractic and the benefits of taking care of your spine

A healthcare bucket with many holes

So went the familiar refrain of that popular children’s song. Of course, we want ‘Henry’ to fix it. ‘Fixing a Hole’ as two budding songwriters once put it. But why don’t we simply make our bucket from a more durable material, so that it’s less likely to spring a leak? Can our healthcare strategies avoid the hole opening up in the first place? Can they be an encourager of proactive, positive lifestyle changes rather than reactive treatment? And can healthcare providers promote healthy ‘life-course’ and well-being rather than focus on the ‘cure’? Not ‘fixing’ illness, but enabling wellness.

Cognition looks in detail at how healthcare thought leaders around the world view this reactive/proactive dilemma.  Certainly a fresh, forward-thinking, proactive approach to healthcare is required urgently.  But ultimately, can we realistically prevent our ‘bucket’ from ‘bleeding out’? In our article here, we explore how the hole in the bucket must be fixed and can be fixed.

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Social wellbeing (the social dimension of health) refers to our ability to make and maintain meaningful positive relationships and regular contact with other people in our world – family, friends, neighbours and co-workers.

Emotional health and wellbeing describes how we think, feel and relate to ourselves and others and how we interpret the world around us. Having good emotional health affects our capacity to manage, communicate, and form and sustain relationships.

Physical health is defined as the condition of your body, taking into consideration everything from the absence of disease to fitness level. Physical health is critical for overall well-being, and can be affected by: Lifestyle: diet, level of physical activity, and behaviour (for instance, smoking);

Emotional health and wellbeing describes how we think, feel and relate to ourselves and others and how we interpret the world around us. Having good emotional health affects our capacity to manage, communicate, and form and sustain relationships.

“The future depends on what we do in the present.” Mahatma Gandhi

For the majority, most of you are searching for a remedy for back & neck pain…

At Chat chiropractic, we are not here to provide the hard sell. in fact, we are providing a service for the public to ensure you are able to make the right healthcare choices, for you and your family. We believe, the best way to do that is to have the information provided.

We wouldn’t dream of only seeing our dentist, when we feel pain. We take the sensible option, observed from a young age, monitored at once a year, however, we know that should we need an urgent visit, following eating something, falling, stressed and clinching our teeth together, a visit is always an option.

Our spine that protects the nervous system, receives daily physical, chemical and emotional stresses, and we leave it until we are in pain. Change, adaption are not always as beautiful as the changing of the seasons.

We’ll leave it with you. Chat Chiropractic.

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