Story as published in SDVoyager March 16th, 2020. Original story here. Today we’d like to introduce you to Chris and Roya Corpuz. Chris and Roya, please shar...

What is “Hyperlordosis”? The normal spine doesn’t actually form straight up and down. The bones of the spine, or vertebrae, are stacked on top of one another...

What does Flatback Syndrome mean? The health of your spine is dictated by the natural curves which allow your body to reduce the effort your muscles need to ...

What is “Text Neck Syndrome”? Using our necks to tilt our head downward to look at things is normal – it’s one of the many we move our heads. However, as we ...

JOB ANNOUNCEMENT Reneu Health, Inc. (www.reneu-health.com), a team of Clinical Kinesiologists that provides in-home therapeutic exercise programs to combat t...

Just bending over improperly can cause back issues that you might not be aware of. An unexpected pain or ache may be caused by simply bending over. These iss...

Brain functioning in Parkinson’s disease and its relationship to genes that affect how brain cells work You may be eligible to participate in the study if yo...

Announcing a Research Study for Parkinson’s Disease Investigating Exercise-Induced Neuroplasticity in Parkinson’s Disease You may be eligible to participate ...

Balance can be defined as the ability to control and maintain body position while moving or holding still. It can be influenced by several factors. Three fac...

Putting on your seatbelt. You probably do it every day, but do you do it correctly to avoid possible injury to your back, neck and shoulders? It might seem l...

What is Osteoporosis? Osteoporosis is a disease that can affect everyone and causes bone matter to become porous. Normally, bone constantly breaks down and b...

Falls are the leading cause of fatal and nonfatal injuries among older adult hospital admissions. It is important to be aware of the statistics associated wi...

Family members. and caregivers may find that they need to use an assistive device with either a loved one or a client at one time or another. There are sever...

Using a cane for mobility may become a necessity during ones life, but using it correctly is not as intuitive as you might think. Not using a cane correctly ...

Does your loved one need a little extra help with their stability and mobility? For example, do they need a walker to get around or do they rely on you to ge...

If you care for someone with dementia, you have probably researched all you can about it. Day to day tasks can be very difficult especially if the person you...

June is Alzheimer’s and brain awareness month. We work a lot with individuals who suffer from various forms and degrees of dementia. It is a topic that we ar...

Commonly called "text neck", a hunched posture is a habit of rounded shoulders; a resting shoulder position that has moved forward from the body's ideal alig...

Every day I'm shufflin' might be a good song lyric, but as a habitual walking style it can be a sign of illness as well as creating a greater risk of falls. ...

A Kinesiologist's job is recognizing dysfunction in their patient's bodies and understanding how each issue is accompanied by a weakness in a specific corres...