My 1 year old son and I have been seeing Dr. Rai since October and he is WONDERFUL. So personable and friendly, remembers the smallest details from our regular conversations at my appointments and he is great with my son!
I decided it was time to try out chiropractic care after I felt I was never getting the relief I needed from other means of therapeutic care for pain from old injuries from a car accident, and from all the changes from pregnancy. I was happy to learn that, while other means of therapeutic care provided a brief band aid for the pain (and then it would come back), chiropractic can help with long term wellness, when I incorporate good nutrition and exercise (which we all know is super important, anyways!) I am amazed at how adjustments make me feel - my mind is clearer, I feel breathing is easier (after an adjustment I feel like my airwaves are aligned and letting more air in!), stress is lifted and -- the pain is dissipating. I DEFINITELY feel the change in my hips where I felt a lot of the pain after pregnancy.
I brought my son as I understand the benefits of chiropractic care and decided it would be great to bring him in for regular wellness checkups. I only wish I had thought to bring him in earlier, as my son had plagiocephaly and tortocolis, and I know that chiropractic care could have assisted in correcting these! Dr. Rai is GREAT with babies/kids and it is such a kid-friendly office! If I need to get a scan by myself and I have brought my son, the ladies at the front desk are always ready and willing to help keep an eye on him/hold him (when he was smaller), so I can have a peaceful appointment.
I also agree with the previous poster. The Tuesday night workshops are actually fun to attend (and not very long at all!) The knowledge that Dr. Rai gives you is great to have and assists in your wellness journey! He gives you some information that you would never realize but completely makes sense regarding spine-health! (Subluxation, what???!! If I'd never decided to make the step to go to a chiropractor I would not know what that is right now!) read more