That's the whole point of this, for you to be able to smile with your patients

Quick review and commentary about a young lady who suffered from a stroke after stretching her neck. I also comment about stroke and neck manipulations. Check it out.

I’m reading a report now and soon to do a YouTube video about a survey from Canada which showed that 83% of hygienist report regular musculoskeletal pain, 60% report and neck pain and around 40% have right arm pain that is not OK

I watched a branding video this morning, and one of the focuses was on how we present ourselves to the clients, and in our case, our patients he discussed four primary types: hero, guide, villain, and then finally victim. No, of course we will not be the victims or the villains in our patient story I hope that’s the case anyway They guide me to thinking about us as providers in which of the two are we heroes or guides after a while of wondering I decided to stick with both at times we are the hero in our patient stories when an emergency and then hopefully act more as a guide, most of the time to guide them on a path of better health And better life As for me my role with this community I see it leaning towards guide significantly, however, if what I’d know and can teach you save your career that would be great by me

Here are my thoughts on a neck pain/stress article from google alerts. Link should you wish to look for yourself https://www.timesnownews.com/health/back-and-neck-pain-at-work-experts-say-stress-is-the-real-culprit-article-153499431