AHS is giving participants the option of in-person or virtual attendance during its upcoming educational Symposium
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“Sport & Spine Therapy of Marin shares the same mission of delivering an exceptional patient experience along with great outcomes. We are thrilled to enter into a partnership with this market-leading group.” – Brent Mack, Golden Bear Therapy Partners, CEO
MARIN, Calif. (PRWEB)
November 11, 2021
On November 5, Golden Bear Therapy Partners proudly announced its latest partnership with Sport and Spine Therapy of Marin. The Bay Area physical therapy clinics have been dedicated to providing the highest quality of rehabilitation care to patients since 1987 and will continue to do so in collaboration with Golden Bear.
With this partnership, Golden Bear will continue its expansion in the North Bay while fostering the internal and external growth of the long-established group in Marin. Owner and CEO Steve Thompson’s willingness to drive continuous improvement closely aligns with Golden Bear’s mission and made SSTM stand out as a potential partner.
“The team and culture that Steve and his team have built is a wonderful fit for Golden Bear,” said Brent Mack, Golden Bear Therapy Partners, CEO. “Sport & Spine Therapy of Marin shares the same mission of delivering an exceptional patient experience along with great outcomes. We are thrilled to enter into a partnership with this market-leading group.”
Sport and Spine Therapy of Marin has two locations in San Anselmo and Novato, California where their dedicated team of professionals treat patients with individualized care. Their services treat pain and injury all over the body with a combination of therapeutic techniques, physical medicine, and therapeutic exercise. The SSTM team works with manual therapy, therapeutic exercise, kinesio taping, electrical stimulation and more to ensure patients meet their personal goals.
“This partnership will provide the foundation, support, and guidance from which we can build and expand the great services that we have delivered to our community for over 30 years,” said Steve Thompson. “Everyone in Golden Bear, from the Business Development, to the Integrations team, to the Leadership team and finally the Operations team, have confirmed our decision that this is the best thing we could have done and the best partner for a practice like ours to join. We can’t wait to see the power of two great brands and families coming together to better our community.”
For more information about Sport and Spine Therapy of Marin, visit http://www.sstmarin.com.
About Golden Bear Therapy Partners
Founded in 1981, Golden Bear Therapy Partners celebrates 40 years of working in rehabilitation and wellness. With an extensive network of over 110 clinics across 5 states, Golden Bear works to help clinics and wellness centers deliver exceptional patient care, enhance skill sets, and become part of a strong community of industry-leading professionals. Golden Bear seeks to partner with passionate and successful private practice owners in the physical therapy industry. To learn more, please visit http://www.gbtherapypartners.com.
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Owner and nurse practitioner, Kayli Krasnow
“With a lack of representation for brands that focus on skin health and wellness in the endurance sports world, they fill a gap with their practice by providing education on how aesthetic treatments can be approachable and beneficial for anyone to improve their overall skin health and confidence.”
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (PRWEB)
November 11, 2021
Hi, Finch, an updated, modern, and sporty medical aesthetics practice in west Nashville, will have their official ribbon cutting on November 15, 2021 at 4PM. The ribbon cutting will feature refreshments and raffles for treatments, and a chance to chat with owners, Kayli and Chad, while learning more about Hi, Finch. This event is welcomed to the general public and encouraged for anyone who wants to know more about MedSpas. For more information check out their website or follow them on Instagram or Facebook.
Created by Kayli Krasnow, a nurse practitioner, partnered with her husband, Chad, Hi, Finch was inspired out of a love for helping others, a passion for endurance sports, and leading a healthy lifestyle. With a lack of representation for brands that focus on skin health and wellness in the endurance sports world, they fill a gap with their practice by providing education on how aesthetic treatments can be approachable and beneficial for anyone to improve their overall skin health and confidence.
A grand opening party is also set to take place on December 1, 2021 from 4-8PM.The grand opening party will feature giveaways and raffles for treatments, medical-grade skincare products, and a grand prize of a year’s worth of botox. You will not want to miss this! RSVPs are required for the grand opening party and can be sent to info@hifinch.com.
Both events will be open to the public and media and all people are welcome to come support.
About Hi, Finch
Hi, Finch is a new medical aesthetics practice, in west Nashville providing cosmetic dermatology treatments with natural-looking results for all genders and ethnicities. Kayli Krasnow, a nurse practitioner, and her husband Chad realized that with all of the health and wellness brands represented at race events, there was a lack of representation for brands that focus on skin health and wellness. The duo created Hi, Finch, a medical office space with a light-hearted atmosphere, where Kayli is focused on educating her patients on how aesthetic treatments can be approachable and beneficial for anyone to improve your confidence and your overall skin health! Kayli and Chad live in west Nashville and love to support local businesses and community outreach programs. Kayli is also a board member for the Middle TN Advanced Practice Nurses Association and a member of Women for Tennessee’s Future.
For more information please contact: Kayli Krasnow at info@hifinch.com or 615-240-7630. Hi, Finch is located at 1410 51st Ave N suite 108, Nashville, TN 37209.
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In fact, the key strategies for preventing COVID-19 and reducing spread—social distancing, washing hands, wearing masks, wearing personal protective equipment, voluntary testing, and willing participation in contact tracing—are all behavioral.
MILWAUKEE (PRWEB)
November 11, 2021
Methods to Encourage Friends and Family to Get Vaccinated
1. Lead by Example.
It may sound cheesy, but actions do speak louder than words. A study of more than 700 U.S. adults showed that social norms matter when it comes to COVID-19 prevention behaviors. When you mask, distance, and get vaccinated, you help others see it as a normal choice their friends and family are making. Posting about your vaccination experience on social media is a convenient way to let family and friends know that you are vaccinated and enjoying the benefits of having done so.
A scientific survey of more than 1,300 people showed messages that focus on the negative outcomes of not being vaccinated had a greater impact on willingness to get vaccinated than messages that focused on the benefits. These messages focused on the specific dangers of not being vaccinated, such as: If you do not get a COVID-19 vaccine, you have a much higher probability of getting infected with COVID-19 and 1 in 4 of those infected end up with “long COVID-19” which is when symptoms like fatigue or loss of sense of taste and smell last for months.
3. Suggest they talk to their doctor.
Research shows that primary care doctors are trusted voices who can have a significant impact in health decisions. Plus, doctors will have helpful, reliable information on how the vaccines were created, how they work, their safety, and their positive health impacts.
4. Ask how you can help them overcome obstacles.
We know the COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated existing racial/ethnic and socioeconomic health inequities in the United States. For family and friends, you might offer to provide transportation, childcare, or other help making—and keeping—that vaccination appointment.
5. Attach your message to something the person values.
People resonate with messages that align with their personal values. Getting vaccinated connects with values many people have such as “being a good Christian,” “protecting the elderly,” “keeping kids safe in schools,” “eliminating health inequities,” “getting the economy back up and running,” or even “getting Saturday poker nights started again.”
Think about what your loved one really cares about and discuss how getting vaccinated is connected to that thing.
These are all behavioral strategies for improving health, and they come to us thanks to the field of behavioral medicine and its dedicated researchers and clinicians. In fact, the key strategies for preventing COVID-19 and reducing spread—social distancing, washing hands, wearing masks, wearing personal protective equipment, voluntary testing, and willing participation in contact tracing—are all behavioral.
Behavioral medicine has offered much scientific and clinical evidence on how to get people to take steps to protect themselves and others. Behavioral medicine also offers evidence for how to stay healthy during the ongoing pandemic. There are resources on behavioral ways to manage stress, keep kids and adults physically active, cook healthy food, and generally cut yourself some slack in these challenging times.
About SBM
The Society of Behavioral Medicine (SBM) is a 2,400-member organization of scientific researchers, clinicians, and educators. They study interactions among behavior, biology, and the environment, and translate findings into interventions that improve the health and well-being of individuals, families, and communities (http://www.sbm.org).
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The competition, sponsored by Cannabis & Tech Today in partnership with Regennabis, shines a light on companies acting as stewards of the environment along every step of the cannabis life cycle, from sustainable growing practices to eco-friendly packaging.
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (PRWEB)
November 11, 2021
Diamond Packaging today announced that it was a winner of Cannabis & Tech Today’s 2021 Sustainable Leadership Award in the Packaging category. The competition, sponsored by Cannabis & Tech Today in partnership with Regennabis, seeks to shine a light on those companies acting as stewards of the environment along every step of the cannabis life cycle, from sustainable growing practices to eco-friendly packaging. It demonstrates the cannabis industry can be sustainable, eco-friendly, and a valuable tool in the global fight against climate change.
Diamond was recognized for its Greenbox initiative to research, design, and implement more sustainable packaging solutions for the cannabis industry. The core of the initiative – designs, materials, and methods – represents a comprehensive approach to packaging that minimizes environmental impact throughout the supply chain. Through creative design, careful material selection, and best practices at the plant level, Diamond minimizes waste, reduces shipping costs, and increases efficiencies – all of which support a sustainable use of resources and cultivate a positive emotional connection to the brand.
Diamond’s design engineers create packaging that is both innovative and sustainable, while considering factors such as product protection, usability, sustainability, and first moment of truth (FMOT). They “right size” the carton and look for opportunities to reduce weight, reduce material usage, and eliminate or replace components.
Diamond carefully evaluates materials and suppliers to make the best recommendation for its customers’ products. In 2020 over 97% of all packaging was made from renewable or recycled paperboards, many FSC-certified. Diamond has also been a pioneer in the adoption of paperboards with recycled content, including mixed sources and 100% recycled options.
From concept to completion, the company’s approach to package design addresses sustainability throughout the supply chain. This includes incorporating best practices at the plant level, e.g., renewable energy, energy efficiency, process improvements, and waste recycling.
In 2007 Diamond became one of the first U.S.-based folding carton suppliers to purchase clean, renewable wind energy for 100% of its electrical energy requirements. The environmental benefit is equal to offsetting approximately 5,437 metric tons of carbon dioxide per year, the impact of which is equivalent to the carbon sequestered by 7,101 acres of trees or removing 1,175 passenger vehicles from the road.
In 2014 Diamond became the first U.S.-based folding carton supplier to achieve Zero Waste to Landfill (ZWL) status. The recovery and recycling program is a natural evolution of the company’s greenbox initiative and one which will provide long-term environmental and economic benefits.
In 2021 Diamond announced a multi-year commitment to purchase carbon offsets through Climate Action Reserve (CAR) to reduce its carbon footprint. Diamond facilities are now carbon neutral (covering Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions).
Diamond’s ‘Green Team’ meets on a regular basis to assess progress and determine short-term goals, including achieving greater manufacturing efficiencies (and the resultant decreased energy demands), and long-term goals, including more comprehensive tracking of Scope 3 emissions with the aim of decreasing or offsetting them. The company also set a series of absolute and intensity targets to reduce its energy and water consumption, plus Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions for the next 10 years.
Today, Diamond’s packaging is designed utilizing recyclable or recycled paperboards (many FSC-certified), and manufactured using 100% clean, renewable wind energy, in a Zero Waste to Landfill (ZWL) and Carbon Neutral (Scope 1 and Scope 2) facility.
Diamond offers a broad range of cannabis packaging options, manufactured with the most advanced printing and decorative capabilities in the industry.
Diamond’s award-winning Lockbox® folding cartons are an upscale, CR-certified packaging solution for medical or recreational marijuana products. Diamond Lockbox® folding cartons combine beauty and strength for the ultimate in cannabis packaging design. The single and dual lock options feature finished edges and ample billboard space and can be decorated with a wide range of printing and finishing effects. The Lockbox® designs are a synergy of creative structural design, beautiful aesthetics, and industry-leading sustainability practices that Diamond is known for.
Diamond’s CBD packaging is ideal for hemp-derived CBD (cannabidiol) products that contain less than 0.3% THC. The designs incorporate many of the enhancements found in its other retail package designs, including specialty coatings, foiling, embossing, debossing, and decorative die cutting.
About Diamond Packaging:
Founded in 1911, Diamond Packaging is a WBENC-certified woman-owned business specializing in developing innovative and sustainable packaging solutions. Utilizing state of-the-art technologies, Diamond designs and manufactures folding cartons for the personal care (cosmetics, hair care, skin care, fragrance, oral care, and shaving), health care, pharmaceutical, cannabis, and consumer electronics industries. Its client portfolio includes Bausch + Lomb, Charlotte’s Web, Columbia Care, L’Oréal, Otter Products, Procter & Gamble, Revlon, Shiseido, and many other Fortune 500 companies. Diamond differentiates itself through award-winning creative design, packaging innovation/technical expertise, its greenbox sustainability initiative, and the Global Packaging Alliance® (GPA). For more information visit http://www.diamondpackaging.com/cannabis.
Dr. Kimberley Linert
Behavioral optometry, Linert’s specialty, primarily deals with visual development and performance in children, top-tier athletes, patients with neurological conditions, or those with visual focus and coordination difficulties.
LAS VEGAS (PRWEB)
November 11, 2021
Bruce Merrin’s Celebrity Speakers Bureau has reached an agreement to represent Dr. Kimberley Linert, a pioneer in the field of behavioral optometry, author, podcast host and founder of the Optic Brainfit Foundation.
Linert, who earned her doctorate from the Illinois College of Optometry, is available for speaking appearances worldwide, including corporate events and meetings, conventions, retreats, seminars, workshops and more.
Behavioral optometry, Linert’s specialty, primarily deals with visual development and performance in children, top-tier athletes, patients with neurological conditions, or those with visual focus and coordination difficulties.
Linert is also the founder of the Optic Brainfit Foundation, a holistic organization that combines traditional vision modalities with brain and movement therapy to achieve life-changing results. Her unique teachings have reached everyone from C-suite executives to performance athletes, from high achievers looking for a leading edge to young people with special needs or learning difficulties, brain injury survivors and the elderly.
Her book, “Visualizing Happiness in Every Area of Your Life,” is a step-by-step guide to help readers discover who they are, what they like, what is important to them and how to share their special gifts and talents with the world.
Linert’s podcast, “Incredible Life Creator,” has featured hundreds of in-depth interviews with change agents, rabble-rousers, luminaries, big thinkers, peacemakers, inventors, influencers and many other visionaries who help viewers explore and navigate our world.
“My educational background and experience has allowed me to help thousands of multi-faceted individuals,” Linert said. “After years of working one-on-one, my intention is to share this expertise with as many people as possible.”
Linert’s high-performance presentations include “Brain Hacks for High Achievers,” “Training Your Brain to Achieve the Unachievable,” and “Finding the Edge for Peak Performance.”
Since 1973, Bruce Merrin’s Celebrity Speakers Bureau has provided corporate meeting and event planners with worldwide booking services for an elite clientele, ranging from Jackie Robinson and Muhammad Ali to every United States president, beginning with Ronald Reagan.
For more information on Linert and Bruce Merrin’s Celebrity Speakers Bureau, visit https://brucemerrinscelebrityspeakers.com.
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Cary Smithson – Phlexglobal’s Director of Regulatory Solutions
Cary’s knowledge and proven leadership bridging all these areas will help Phlexglobal provide our customers with the right solutions for the pressing tasks ahead.John McNeillChief Executive Officer
AMERSHAM, England and MALVERN, Pa. (PRWEB)
November 11, 2021
Phlexglobal, a leading innovative technology and services provider for the life sciences industry, today announced that Cary Smithson, a widely respected life sciences regulatory subject matter expert, has joined Phlexglobal to lead its growing regulatory operations team. In her role as Director, Regulatory Solutions, Cary brings over 25 years of experience across clinical and regulatory strategy and operations to help Phlexglobal customers navigate the accelerating shift to structured data and digitalized business processes.
Cary will focus her team’s efforts on supporting customer strategic initiatives that drive increased business productivity, enhance regulatory compliance, and simplify information management and the use of technology. She will draw on in-depth experience and insights encompassing regulatory information management, electronic submissions, clinical operations, GxP quality and compliance, IT strategy, and business process optimization. Cary will also maintain her longstanding support of the life sciences industry by continuing to lead the DIA RIM Artificial Intelligence topic group, as well as contributing to the DIA RIM Reference Model.
“I was impressed by the ‘customer-first’ approach that Phlexglobal takes across the organization, and their leadership role in supporting the development and implementation of pragmatic industry standards,” Cary noted. “Phlexglobal also understands that it’s not about technology for technology’s sake, but how innovation can support the most pressing business needs of our customers. With critical regulatory initiatives underway such as DADI, ISO IDMP, eCTD v4, ePI and more requiring effective solutions, it was an easy choice to join this exciting team to help our industry overcome these challenges.”
“We’re gratified that with so many doors open to her, Cary chose Phlexglobal,” said John McNeill, CEO of Phlexglobal. “Our industry is undergoing a challenging transition where the close alignment of people, processes, and technologies across clinical and regulatory will be critical to success. Cary’s knowledge and proven leadership bridging all these areas will help Phlexglobal provide our customers with the right solutions for the pressing tasks ahead.”
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In the face of unrelenting catastrophes, it is natural to feel anxious, depressed, and discouraged about the future. While these feelings are normal and justified, there is hope—we can adapt our behaviors to mitigate impact on our climate.
MILWAUKEE (PRWEB)
November 11, 2021
For World Science Day for Peace and Development, the Society of Behavioral Medicine is addressing three crisis we are facing, and letting others know how behavior change can help mitigate these issues. Climate change is one existential challenge of our time. 2021 is the hottest year ever recorded—and had the most wildfires, floods, and hurricanes in history. In the face of unrelenting catastrophes, it is natural to feel anxious, depressed, and discouraged about the future. While these feelings are normal and justified, there is hope—we can adapt our behaviors to mitigate impact on our climate.
Many are distrustful of science and skeptical about the reality of climate change. Those who do understand climate change often feel powerless, or think that they can’t do anything to improve it. Some are even unwilling to change their current lifestyle—but they are not aware that minor behavior changes can drastically make a difference. So on World Science Day for Peace and Development, the Society of Behavioral Medicine is sharing ways anyone can make a difference.
Try to be less car dependent. For short distances, try walking or taking a bike or a scooter. Active transportation provides additional exercise and reduces your carbon footprint. If you live in a metropolitan area, you can easily find bike lanes and shared bike systems. Hilly terrain or cold temperatures don’t deter people from using bikes. In fact, a recent survey shows San Francisco and Minneapolis as the topmost bike-friendly cities in the US, despite hills and colder temperatures.
Eat more meat-free meals. Reducing your meat consumption is good for your health and the environment. Substituting red meat and dairy-based products with plant-based options reduces greenhouse gases, especially since the production of these foods emits the highest levels of greenhouse gas emissions. Eating less meat has been associated with better heart health and lower rates of certain cancers. It’s a win for you and for the environment.
Shop locally. Buying fresh vegetables from local farmers’ markets is a great way to stay healthy, as these foods are often grown organically. Plus, you get to support a local business! If you shop locally, your environmental footprint also diminishes, as your food was not shipped globally. Organic food keeps soil and water healthier, which reduces the amount of environmental toxins you’re exposed to.
The threat of climate change can also take a toll on our mental health. Feelings of distress, sadness, anxiety or anger may persist in the face of climate change. Some people try to avoid the topic altogether in order to cope with these feelings. This approach might bring temporary relief, but is not sustainable or healthy. Instead, protect your mental health with these strategies:
Take a break and do something fun. Avoid burn out by taking a break. Consider the following:
Take action. For many of us, doing something is better than doing nothing. Engaging with like-minded others can be uplifting and exciting. You might:
By making small changes to our habits and behaviors, we can reduce our carbon footprint. If we challenge ourselves to shop locally, use our cars less, and reduce our meat consumption, we can make a positive impact on our health and on the climate.
About SBM
The Society of Behavioral Medicine (SBM) is a 2,400-member organization of scientific researchers, clinicians, and educators. They study interactions among behavior, biology, and the environment, and translate findings into interventions that improve the health and well-being of individuals, families, and communities (http://www.sbm.org).
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Veterans Cannabis Group
Air Force Veteran and VCG Co-founder and Board Member, Jeremy Freitas concludes, “The ECS21 study represents the Veterans Cannabis Group’s ever-present commitment to driving forward the global medicinal cannabis movement while also serving the men and women who so bravely served our nation.”
SAN FRANCISCO (PRWEB)
November 11, 2021
The Veterans Cannabis Group (VCG), a national non-profit advocacy organization founded in 2016, announced today, in honor of Veteran’s Day, its official partnership with Metta Medical, maker of LEVEL brand cannabis edible products, to co-sponsor ECS21, a California-based study into cannabinoid cannabigerol’s potential for improving sleep.
The ECS21 study will track the effects of cannabigerol – known as CBG – on the sleep patterns of over 100 Veteran volunteers for an eight-week period. By using Fitbit smartwatches and an app created by Curebase, a company committed to democratizing access to clinical studies that is also a partner in ECS21, the decentralized clinical trial leverages technology to reach a broader range of volunteer participants. Because it is able to include a more diverse range of veterans – like those who live outside major cities or lack dependable transportation – the study’s results – which are due out in 2022 – will provide deep insight into the potential medicinal uses for CBG to improve one’s sleep.
“In 2019, the VA reported the veteran suicide rate to be 52.3% higher than the general population,” said VCG Founder and former Army Sergeant, Aaron Augustis. “With sleep disorders greatly impacting one’s overall wellbeing, it’s obvious that helping veterans – and everyone – get better sleep is a key solution to the battle to end the veteran suicide crisis.”
Similar to the VCG, Metta Medical’s mission is to destigmatize cannabis use and encourage additional research into the plant’s possible medicinal benefits.
“As a former US Navy veteran, I deeply empathize with those who carry the scars of war,” adds Metta Medical Founder, Chris Emerson. “I can see no better use for scientific study than to advance our understanding of how to use this natural plant to make effective, safe medicines.”
The Veterans Cannabis Group’s policy work has long focused on improving both state and federal-level governmental understanding and acceptance of cannabis’s medicinal uses. In 2017, for example, VCG Founder Aaron Augustis visited Capitol Hill to speak on cannabis’s potential uses upon invitation from Washington D.C. leadership, including representatives from the Department of Veteran’s Affairs. More recently, beginning in 2019, the VCG provided veteran-level support to help successfully pass 2020’s California Senate Bill 34, an initiative designed to ease access to medicinal cannabis for those in need.
Air Force Veteran and VCG Co-founder and Board Member, Jeremy Freitas concludes, “The ECS21 study represents the Veterans Cannabis Group’s ever-present commitment to driving forward the global medicinal cannabis movement by adding to a shared body of scientific knowledge into the many curative possibilities cannabis offers while also serving the men and women who so bravely served our nation.”
To learn more about the Veterans Cannabis Group and the services they provide veterans and their families, visit http://www.veteranscannabisgroup.com.
ABOUT VETERANS CANNABIS GROUP
As a veteran-led advocacy group supporting veterans who use medicinal cannabis to alleviate their service-connected disabilities, the Veterans Cannabis Group is mission-driven to strengthen relationships between veteran communities, the cannabis industry, scientists, healthcare professionals, and city, state and Federal governments. Founded in 2016 in California by former US Army Sergeant Aaron Augustis, the group provides veterans and their families education about and safe access to medicinal cannabis alongside career opportunities and information on official US Department of Veterans Affairs benefits. By working directly with the VA in support of safe access to and continued scientific study of medicinal cannabis, the Veterans Cannabis Group advances the global cannabis medicinal movement. For more information, visit https://veteranscannabisgroup.com.
ABOUT LEVEL
LEVEL is a cannabinoid research and development company that is unlocking the true potential of cannabis to deliver brand-new highs with targeted effects. LEVEL formulates with cannabinoids you don’t often hear about (CBG, CBN, THCa, THCv, Delta-8 THC) as well as the ones you do (Delta-9 THC and CBD) into swallowable and dissolvable tablets. LEVEL’s products are scientifically designed to deliver the desired effect, every time. Whether you’re looking to focus on a project, get a good night’s sleep, prevent a hangover, relieve stress, or soothe aches and pains, there’s a unique cannabinoid profile for that. We crafted the range of doses and intake methods we offer with the intention of providing tools that help you discover what your body responds to best—no matter your experience level with cannabis. For more information, visit https://levelexperience.com/.
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The human body is a marvelous creation, and it is our job to keep it fit and happy to ensure that we live out our best life.
SAN FRANCISCO (PRWEB)
November 11, 2021
San Francisco chiropractic and acupuncture clinic Truspine has been helping Bay Area residents achieve better health for half a decade. To celebrate five years of wellness, Truspine is proud to announce that it has expanded the range of services it offers from its newly renovated North Beach-Telegraph Hill location.
To complement its sought-after chiropractic and acupuncture services, Truspine now offers extracorporeal shockwave therapy, or Shockwave Therapy. Using precisely targeted acoustic waves, shockwave therapy stimulates exactly the tissues responsible for chronic pain and poor circulation. It provides significant relief from chronic conditions such as bursitis, arthritis, carpal tunnel syndrome, and plantar fasciitis.
Truspine now also provides a cutting-edge Laser Therapy to enhance the healing of damaged tissue and the production of cortisol, improve circulation, and reduce inflammation and pain. Each painless treatment takes less than 15 minutes, and is appropriate both for new conditions, like those arising from athletic activity, and chronic ones.
The new systems represent a new chapter for Truspine, which built its reputation on therapies that rely more on tradition than technology. Furthermore, the clinic recently welcomed celebrated sports acupuncturist Jeffrey Callinan to its team of experienced professionals to help facilitate the recommendation of the new therapies.
But as it happens, shockwave therapy and laser therapy are perfect in keeping with Truspine’s philosophy: encouraging the body’s natural healing capacity to bring about optimal health. As Clinic Director Supreet Shah puts it, “The human body is a marvelous creation, and it is our job to keep it fit and happy to ensure that we live out our best life.”
To learn how the Truspine team can help you reduce pain, regain mobility, and achieve new levels of wellness, please contact the clinic at 415-421-1115 or visit them on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and at their website at https://www.truspinesf.com/.
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