February in Everett and Snohomish County is peak “hunched season.” Cold mornings, rainy commutes, more time indoors, and long hours at a desk can quietly stack up—until you realize you’re dealing with nagging neck tightness, upper back stiffness, tension headaches, or even tingling into the shoulders and arms. The good news: posture-related pain is often very treatable. At an Everett…
As the Pacific Northwest chills and daylight fades, many Everett locals notice their joints stiffen and muscles ache more than usual. You’re not imagining it — the drop in temperature and barometric pressure really can affect how your body feels. Fortunately, proactive chiropractic, physical therapy, and massage care can help you stay mobile and pain-free all winter long. Why…
Why Shoulder Pain Peaks in the Summer Summer brings popular outdoor activities like pickleball, kayaking, swimming, and gardening—all involving repetitive arm and shoulder movement. Pickleball players, in particular, frequently report rotator cuff irritation, impingement, tendonitis, and overuse injuries. In fact, about 15–20% of pickleball-related injuries affect the shoulder each year. These activities can stress shoulder joints and soft tissue—so it’s no surprise…
Hot summer days in Everett don’t mean you have to give up staying active—but it does mean you need to move smart. For those managing chronic back or neck pain, disc issues, or post-injury recovery, certain activities can support your spine, reduce pain, and help keep you cool. At our Everett clinic, we help patients of all ages protect their spinal…
Winter is a wonderful time of year. Many people enjoy winter sports and recreation, while others enjoy walking outside or looking at the sky. Either way, added risk comes with the season, and winter-related injuries occur. These are times to practice heightened safety measures and know what to do if an accident occurs. Preventing Injuries While Skiing and Snowboarding Skiing…
During the summer, when temperatures are higher and you’re likely to be more active and sweating more, it’s important to drink plenty of water to stay adequately hydrated. This can help support the health of your spine and reduce the risk of back pain or discomfort. Staying hydrated is particularly important for your back pain or spine health during the…
March marks National Nutrition Month, a time dedicated to promoting the importance of making informed food choices and developing healthy eating habits. As we delve into this month-long celebration of nutrition, it’s essential to recognize the profound impact diet can have on our overall well-being, including addressing common health concerns such as back pain. Back pain affects millions of people…
In today’s bustling work environments, muscle strain injuries are a prevalent concern, often arising from the demands of daily tasks and repetitive motions. Whether it’s sitting at a desk for prolonged periods, engaging in physically demanding labor, or simply navigating through daily activities, the risk of muscle strain lurks around every corner. Why Do Muscle Sprains Happen at Work? Muscle…
Dealing with an injury can be a challenging and often frustrating experience, especially when it hinders our ability to engage in daily activities or pursue our fitness goals. Physical therapy is a crucial component in the recovery journey, offering a structured approach to rehabilitate and strengthen the body. While professional guidance is invaluable, incorporating home exercises into your routine can…
In the fast-paced rhythm of modern workplaces, injuries unfortunately remain a common occurrence, impacting employees across various industries. From minor accidents to more severe incidents, these workplace injuries can disrupt productivity and affect individuals physically, emotionally, and financially. In this article, we’ll delve into post-injury awareness, shedding light on the crucial signs, symptoms, and precautions to consider after experiencing a…
