Edge Rehab Chiropractic, PLLC

Edge Rehab Chiropractic, PLLC Helping you overcome pain, get strong, gain confidence and stay active long term!

“Your pain is because you gained weight. You need to lose weight.”I had two conversations this week with women who had b...
09/26/2026

“Your pain is because you gained weight. You need to lose weight.”

I had two conversations this week with women who had been told essentially this.

One had back and knee pain.
The other had foot, knee, and back pain.

And both were frustrated because they already knew they needed to move more.

The problem?

It hurt too much to move.

When the solution you’re given is “exercise more,” but exercise is painful, you can end up feeling completely stuck.

And I’m not saying weight has nothing to do with health or that losing weight can’t be beneficial.

I’m saying that pain deserves to be addressed, too.

Sometimes the first step isn’t doing more exercise.

Sometimes it’s figuring out why movement hurts and finding a way to help your body move better with less pain.

One of these women chose not to move forward with care.

The other did.

And after just a few visits, she was already noticing improvements.

You don’t have to wait until you’ve lost weight to deserve help with your pain.

If pain is keeping you from doing the things you know are good for your body, DM me “STUCK.”

09/24/2026

Sometimes you don’t need more stretching. 🫣

You need to figure out what your body actually needs. Not the woman next to you in your workout class, not your spouse, definitely not an Instagram influencer - you, your body.

In this test, mobility was the winner.

Not because mobility is always better than stretching, but because it was the right tool for this specific limitation.

That’s the difference between chasing quick fixes and actually addressing the problem. This is different for everyBODY. Knowing and addressing the root cause is the winner Every. Single. Time.

09/18/2026

Your back was never designed to hold one “perfect” position all day.

And that includes standing (and sitting).

Notice what I’m doing while finishing my notes:
Standing tall.
Leaning.
Shifting my weight.
Moving into a split stance.

None of those positions are inherently “bad.”

The problem is staying in the SAME position for too long. We are meant to move about every 15 minutes.

If standing at your desk makes your back hurt, the answer may not be “fix your posture.”

It may be to change your posture more often. Or even just move your feet, your arms, your legs - it doesn’t have to be huge!

Try this today:
→ Shift your weight side to side
→ Take one foot forward
→ Lean on the desk for a moment
→ Sit for a few minutes
→ Stand back up
→ Stretch your arms
→ Take a short walk

Think movement variety, not perfect posture.

Your goal isn’t to find the one position your body tolerates forever.

It’s to give your body more options.

Move better. Live better.

The worst thing you can do for back pain?It’s not a squat or a deadlift 🫣 Nothing.When your back hurts, your first insti...
09/17/2026

The worst thing you can do for back pain?

It’s not a squat or a deadlift 🫣

Nothing.

When your back hurts, your first instinct might be to lie down and avoid movement altogether.

But complete rest can actually make you feel stiffer, weaker, and more sensitive to movement.

You don’t need to push through pain or do an intense workout.

Start small.

A short walk. Gentle movement. Changing positions. Moving within what your body can tolerate.

Your back needs movement, not punishment.

Move better. Live better.

09/16/2026

What if the problem isn’t that you haven’t tried hard enough… but that no one has looked at the problem from the right angle yet?

You’ve stretched.

You’ve rested.

You’ve taken the ibuprofen.

You’ve seen the specialist.

You’ve tried the exercises your trainer gave you.

You’ve changed your workouts.

You’ve Googled your symptoms at 11pm.

And somehow… you’re still in pain.

So eventually, you start adjusting your life around it.

You stop doing certain things.

You work around the pain.

You tell yourself, “Maybe this is just what getting older feels like.”

Maybe you’ve even been following me for months thinking:

“I should probably reach out to her.”

But you haven’t.

Because you’re busy. Because you’ve already tried so many things. Because you’re not sure another person can actually help. Because you’ve gotten really good at convincing yourself that it’s “not that bad.”

But what if you stopped settling for managing the symptoms and started looking for why they’re happening in the first place?

That’s what I want my patients to know:

You don’t need to just get better at living with pain.

You deserve someone who will slow down, ask better questions, look at the whole picture, and actually work WITH you to figure out what’s keeping you from moving and living the way you want.

Sometimes you don’t need another treatment.

You need a fresh set of eyes.

So if you’ve been thinking, “Maybe I should reach out…”

This is your sign to stop thinking about it and start the conversation.

Comment “HELP” or send me a DM and let’s talk about what’s actually going on.

09/03/2026

How many times have you been told something like this… and just accepted it as the answer?

You’re getting older.
You had a baby.
You need to stretch more.
You need to stop lifting.
You need to lose weight.
You’re just “out of alignment.”

But none of those answers really explain WHY you’re having pain or get rid of the pain long term.

And that’s the problem.

Sometimes these explanations become a convenient scapegoat instead of a reason to dig deeper.

I don’t want to just tell you what to stop doing.

I want to understand why your body isn’t tolerating what you’re asking it to do and help you build the capacity to do it again.

Because pain shouldn’t automatically mean:
“Stop exercising.”
“Accept it.”
“Get older, but be miserable.”
“Lose weight.”

There’s usually more to the story.

And you deserve an answer that goes beyond “this is just normal.” Telling you what to stop doing isn’t the same as helping you get back to doing what you love 💙

Which one of these have you been told?

Want to find the why behind your pain? Send me a DM!

If your shoulder is getting stiffer by the week, don’t just “wait for it to loosen up.”Frozen shoulder can sneak up on y...
08/24/2026

If your shoulder is getting stiffer by the week, don’t just “wait for it to loosen up.”

Frozen shoulder can sneak up on you.

At first, it might just feel tight.

You reach overhead and notice it.

You try to put on a shirt and think,
“Hmm… that’s weird.”

Then reaching behind your back gets harder.

Sleeping on that side becomes uncomfortable.

And suddenly, everyday movements feel impossible.

That’s why frozen shoulder can be so frustrating.

It’s not simply a “tight muscle.”

The shoulder joint and surrounding tissues can become painful and progressively restricted.

And the less you move it because it hurts…

…the stiffer it can become.

But pain doesn’t automatically mean you should stop moving.

The goal is finding the RIGHT movement.

Not forcing your shoulder through painful ranges.

Not aggressively stretching it.

And not simply hoping it goes away.

For chronic shoulder pain and tightness, rehab should focus on gradually restoring:

→ Shoulder mobility
→ Joint movement
→ Strength
→ Control
→ Confidence with movement

This is where a rehab-based chiropractic approach can help.

Treatment may include manual therapy, mobility work, targeted exercises, and other hands-on techniques based on what YOUR shoulder needs.

And here’s something important:

You don’t have to wait until your shoulder is completely “frozen” to address it.

If you’re noticing increasing shoulder stiffness…

Pain with reaching overhead…

Difficulty reaching behind your back…

Or a growing list of things you can’t comfortably do…

That’s worth paying attention to.

Your shoulder doesn’t need more random stretches from TikTok (or IG, and yes I know it’s targeting you!).

It needs a plan.

If you’re dealing with chronic shoulder pain, tightness, or limited mobility, I want to help you understand what may be going on and what your next step could be.

Comment “FROZEN” and I’ll send you more information.

08/18/2026

You can love being a mom.
Love your family.
Love your life.

And still miss feeling like you have a place in it, too.

Taking care of yourself isn’t selfish.
Wanting to feel strong isn’t vain.
Making time to move your body isn’t taking something away from your family.

Because one day, your kids won’t need you to chase them around the yard.

And I want you to be the mom who can still chase them anyway.

Don’t wait until you have more time. Start making a little room for yourself now.

We don’t just help you plan for now. We help you plan for your future self. Think, what will my life look like in 10 years if nothing changes?

If pain, weakness, or lack of confidence in your body is keeping you from doing the things you love, schedule your free Discovery Visit. Link in bio.

08/17/2026

We’re not really training for a smaller body. Thank you Hilary Duff for

We’re training for more life. Strength is the key!

To get on the floor and play with your kids.
To take the trip you’ve been dreaming about.
To dance at your grandkids’ wedding.
To carry the luggage.
Take the stairs.
Keep up.
Say yes to the things you love.

Because the goal isn’t just to look good today.

It’s to move well, feel capable, and stay independent for as long as possible.

Your workout might be your “me” time, but the reason you’re doing it is often bigger than you. ❤️

Train for the life you want to live.

If your body is keeping you from doing the things you love, don’t just work around it. Let’s figure out why.

❤️ Schedule your free Discovery Visit through the link in bio.

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