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Surviving the Impact: Emotional Recovery and ICBC Claims Guidance

Arees Khachik and Kuldip Gill

Experiencing a motor vehicle accident can be a traumatic event that not only affects your physical health but also takes a significant toll on your mental well-being. The aftermath of an accident can lead to a range of emotional and psychological challenges, such as anxiety, depression, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Navigating the claims process with the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC) can add another layer of stress. Here’s how you can cope with mental health changes after a motor vehicle accident and manage the associated stress of an ICBC claim.

Breaking Down the Barriers to Pain-Free Living: How Expert Physio and Chiro Care Can Transform Your Life

Arees Khachik

In the journey towards optimal well-being, understanding and addressing pain is crucial. Yet, many of us delay seeking help due to misconceptions, fears, and uncertainties about treatment options. This blog aims to demystify physiotherapy and chiropractic care, highlighting how these approaches, as expertly provided by teams like Prosper Health & Rehab, can significantly enhance your quality of life.

Sit, Stand, Heal: Chiropractic Methods to Counteract Desk Job Damage

Michelle Malik

Explore the impact of sitting for long hours on your health and learn about the chiropractic methods that can counteract this damage. Revamp your office life with our chiropractic solutions – a must-read for everyone stuck in a desk job

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Say Goodbye to Neck and Back Pain with These Ergonomic Workspace Tips

Nathalie Beauchamp

Taking steps to get help with a mental health condition may seem challenging. If you are ready to seek help and have started researching mental health providers near you, you may have discovered there are several options that are mental health professionals.

TMJ Disorders and How a Chiropractor Can Help

Shereen Mohammed

Temporomandibular joint disorders (TMD) affect approximately 20% of adults at some point during their lives. The TMJ consists of two joints located near the ear and behind the lower teeth. These joints allow movement between the upper and lower jaws.

Back Pain Relief: Which Treatment is Best for You?

Shereen Mohammed

Suffering from back pain? You’re far from alone. One-third of Canadians say their back pain limits their daily life, according to the Canadian Chiropractic Association. When it comes to treating it, you have a few options: a chiropractor, physiotherapist, massage therapist, and doctor.