Peak Potential Blog
Below you will find blog articles written by Dr. Julia providing in depth explanations on how we help at Peak Potential!
Parents, do you find yourself saying “this year will be different” or “this year has to be better” because your child struggles to focus at school?
I think it is safe to say that we have all experienced anxiety at some point in our life and for some, it may be a daily struggle which makes it difficult to let your light shine…
Does your child struggle with loud noises, certain textures (like tags on clothes) or eating certain foods? If so, your child could have a sensory processing issue which is becoming more and more common in kids recently.
Nocturnal Enuresis (bedwetting) can be a frustrating and sensitive subject for both parents and kids and at Peak Potential we strive to help kids have proper bladder control by treating the underlying issue.
It’s no secret that sleep is important and that it is vital for health.
So let me ask you, “how is the sleep situation in your family?”
Although it can be a sensitive subject, your digestive health is a huge clue into your overall health and well-being.
Fibromyalgia affects more than 3 million people per year and is defined as widespread muscle pain and tenderness. Fibromyalgia can cause chronic pain that can seriously diminish your quality of life.
Chronic fatigue can be a debilitating condition in which you are constantly feeling drained and unable to fully enjoy your life. What is causing this? Stress!
As many as one in nine women of childbearing years will be diagnosed with an autoimmune illness. Autoimmune diseases can affect all different organs and is really a whole body disorder.
Around 10% of women in the U.S. struggle to get and stay pregnant and it can be one of the most challenging things to have to go through. Many times, families come to us after going through extensive testing and still don’t have answers to why they aren’t able to conceive.
We have the pleasure of specializing in pediatric and adolescent chiropractic care and one of the most common goals we set with parents is emotional regulation.