World Spine Day Fun at TBC
Below is the article that we are submitting to the World Spine Day co-ordinators about what we got up to here at Tasman Bay Chiropractic to recognise World Spine Day.…
It’s World Spine Day Today
October 16, 2019 - World Spine Day “Get Spine Active” (#getspineactive). The New Zealand Chiropractors’ Association (NZCA) is urging Kiwis to get spine active and stay healthy as part of…
TBC Team Celebrates World Spine Day
October 16th is World Spine Day #GetSpineActive "There is overwhelming evidence that keeping people active is one of the best ways to manage back pain. We want to highlight the…
21st CENTURY LIFESTYLE CRIPPLING OUR KIDS
Date: 26th September 2019 Media Release - New Zealand Chiropractor's Association Health practitioners of many disciplines are increasingly concerned that the 21st century lifestyle is crippling the next generation. New…
NZ CHIROPRACTORS ADVISE PARENTS TO GET KIDS UP AND MOVING TO SAVE THEM FROM A LIFETIME OF DYSFUNCTION
Media Release - New Zealand Chiropractors' Association Date: 26th June 2019 Members of the New Zealand Chiropractors’ Association (NZCA) are advising parents and caregivers to encourage children to play the…
Winter newsletter published
Life has a funny way of throwing curve balls at us! Here at TBC we have been managing a 'curve ball' and while this time has had its challenges it…
TBC Team Members attend NZCA Conference 2019
NZ Chiropractors' Association (NZCA) Conference 2019 was in Christchurch this year which presented an ideal opportunity for TBC team members to attend. The conference theme is Better Together - you…
CHIROPRACTIC COULD HELP REDUCE OPIOID DEPENDENCY EPIDEMIC
Chiropractic is associated with a significant reduction in opioid prescriptions compared with non-chiropractic care, new research suggests.
Autumn Newsletter is out!
Let's talk sport at TBC! Our current theme is the highlight of our Autumn Newsletter. We are all a little sad as we farewell Debbie. Read her final newsletter item,…
We have a Winner!
Congratulations to Jason Nicholas who jumped into our Biggest Loser, Highest Jumper competition with the closest 'measure up' estimate for Corrian and Hamish's Jumping into 2019 goals. After four weeks…