Trying Chiropractic Care for Chronic Headaches

In this inaugural episode of This Headache Journey, host Adam Flaherty kicks things off by sharing his own long, complex journey with chronic daily headaches—and then dives into a candid conversation with Dr. Brett Racine, chiropractor and owner of Bonfire Chiropractic and Wellness in Portsmouth, New Hampshire.If you’ve wondered whether chiropractic care could help with your headaches (or if you’re just curious about what really happens in the chiropractor’s office), you'll find great value in this episode and conversation.Topics include:Dr. Brett Racine explains his philosophy on chiropractic: it’s not just for back or neck pain. Instead, he views it as a holistic “lifestyle success strategy” that can help our bodies and brains better cope with the stress of modern lifeDiscussion around common misconceptions about chiropractic care, including what it can (and can’t) do for patientsDr. Brett breaks down what makes his practice unique, focusing on a “brain-based” approach and a heavy emphasis on patient education in four domains: nutrition, movement, mindset, and sleepInsights into cervicogenic headaches—headaches that originate in the neck—and why upper spine alignment is important for some headache sufferersDr. Brett performs an adjustment on Adam, and Adam describes what it actually feels like, both with a handheld instrument and by hand, demystifying the process for newcomersExpectations and realities of a chiropractic care plan: how long you might need to commit, how much it might cost, and the importance of giving healing enough timeTips for finding a reputable chiropractor, navigating red flags, and the value of listening to your “gut feeling” when choosing a practitionerWho else do you know who suffers from chronic headaches or migraine? Do them a favor by sharing this episode with them. It could literally change their life!Season 1 of This Headache Journey in sponsored by gammaCore™ Non-Invasive Vagus Nerve StimulatorThe content of this episode does not constitute medical advice and should be discussed with your own healthcare provider before acting on it.#headache #migraine #chronicheadaches #chronicmigraine #painrelief #headacherelief #headachetreatment #tensionheadaches #clusterheadachesHosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.