
Gentle, Safe, and Supportive: A Parent’s Guide to Pediatric Chiropractic Care
Hi there! I’m Dr. Nisha Copeland—a licensed chiropractor with advanced training in pediatric care and a deep passion for helping kids thrive. Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of working with families through every stage of childhood, from soothing colicky...

Box Breathing: A Simple Tool to Downregulate a Sensitive Nervous System and Reduce Pain
When it comes to pain management, most people think of medications, stretching, or physical therapy. But one of the most overlooked — and powerful — tools is something you do all day, every day: breathing. Specifically, how you breathe can profoundly impact your...

Could a Hidden Hernia Be the Cause of Your Chronic Back Pain?
How Hernias Can Cause Chronic Back Pain When most people think about hernias, they think of a bulge in the abdomen or groin area. It’s true that a hernia is a protrusion of tissue through a weakened area of the abdominal wall, but what many people don’t realize is how...

Muscle Mass and Fall Risk: What the Research Says
Why Muscle Mass Matters as You Age Muscle mass plays a far more important role in health than most people realize. As we age, we naturally lose muscle—a process known as sarcopenia. Starting around age 30, adults lose an average of 3–8% of muscle mass per decade, and...

Why We Recommend Strength Training for Many of Our Patients Over 50
At Central Ohio Spine and Joint, we spend a lot of time helping patients get out of pain — but the real magic happens when they stay out of pain and regain confidence in their body. That’s where strength training comes in. As we age, one of the biggest threats to our...

Not All Shockwave Therapy Is Created Equal: Focused vs. Radial and Why Device Quality Matters
Shockwave therapy has gained popularity for its effectiveness in treating chronic pain, tendon injuries, and musculoskeletal dysfunction. But what most patients—and even some providers—don’t realize is that not all shockwave therapy is the same. There are key...