Springfield Chiropractic Clinic

If you're someone who deals with lower back pain, why not try these stretches? They may help you get some relief.

If one of your new year's resolutions is to get healthier, here are three hikes you can take in the Ozarks that will help you on your way to your goals!

Here's an examination of the causes of a stiff neck based on the symptoms you may have and what treatment options are available to remedy the situation.

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Do you come home to a glass of wine? Are you a fan of reading? What helps you relax after a hard day of work?

How can chiropractic care help you? Here are three things chiropractic care could help you with: Relief/improved prenatal discomfort Improved athletic performance in ANY sport... Improves nerve system function See more

A little Friday chiropractic humor for you! Congrats on making it through another week!

Taking time to stretch in the morning has MANY health benefits!

How can chiropractic care help you? Here are three things chiropractic care could help you with: Could help you to decrease degeneration of the joint and connective tissues (arthritis). Could help to improve organ function... Can improve your mood See more

If you and your family are looking for a fun fall excursion, why not visit one of these fives places in Southwest Missouri?

How can chiropractic care help you? Here are three things chiropractic care could help you with: Improved joint mobility, function, and health. Could help speed up your recovery process... Increased energy, vitality and improved sleep See more

Are you experiencing neck pain? Here are some stretches that could help you ease the pain.

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Are you a fan of the arts? If so, here are 8 artsy events happening in Springfield this month!

We love this quote by Jim Rohn

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Did you know that "text neck" is a real thing! Tune into the video that tells you what it is as well as how it can be treated. "Text neck is a term used to describe the symptoms of repetitive trauma to the soft tissues in the neck. This type of trauma is commonly associated with holding an unsupported neck posture for a prolonged period of time, such as while looking downward and using a phone or tablet."