Corrin Schreyer, D.P.T. Capital Chiropractic

Dr. Corrin Schreyer, D.P.T. joins Capital Chiropractic

Abbie SawyerClinic News

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: January 7, 2020 DR. CORRIN SCHREYER, D.P.T., JOINS CAPITAL CHIROPRACTIC & REHABILITATION CENTER Des Moines, Iowa – Dr. Corrin Schreyer, Doctor of Physical Therapy, has joined Capital Chiropractic & Rehabilitation Center as an associate and will begin seeing patients at the clinic on February 3, 2020. Dr. Schreyer will be the only physical therapist in the Historic …

chris lorang pain management expert

Chiropractic as effective pain relief: Watch the interview with Dr. LoRang

Abbie SawyerIn the News, Your Best Life

By now, it’s no secret that our country is struggling with a serious opioid problem. In fact, many are asking what else can be done to treat pain besides prescription opiates. According to the Center for Disease Control recommendations for determining when to initiate or continue opioids for chronic pain, “Nonpharmacologic therapy and nonopioid pharmacologic therapy are preferred for chronic …

Our Health Community – Correct Toes

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We don’t sell very many products or supplements in the clinic, but the ones that we do, we really like. Correct Toes is one of those products. We reached out to Correct Toes recently for an interview in order to learn a bit more about their history, their process, and why they created Correct Toes in the first place. Why …

July 22 Workshop for Crossfitters in Des Moines

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Join us for Movement Flow When and where Sat., July 22 10:30 am CrossFit Akeso 417 SW 8th Street About the workshop What you do before and after your workout is just as important as the workout itself. In this 60-minute workshop, learn five specific activation exercises to perform pre- and post-workout. These exercises will improve your Movement Flow during …

Top Sports Chiropractors From Around the Globe Convene in D.C.

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By Dr. Andy Strachan Two weeks ago, I had the pleasure of traveling to Washington, D.C. I was invited to attend the International Federation of Sports Chiropractic (FICS) annual meeting and symposium. I spent a week with some of the top sports chiropractors from around the globe. My role with FICS has given me the opportunity to work with a …

Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization For the Golfer

Chris LorangClinic News, The Research, Your Best Life

Prague School of Rehabilitation and Manual Medicine Last month, Dr. LoRang traveled to St. Louis to attend a 3 day conference on Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS), specifically geared toward the golfer.  This course is one of many DNS courses that Dr. LoRang has completed. DNS forms the clinical base on which Capital Chiropractic is built and is the reason that …

Integrative Care Provides Better Outcomes for Low Back Pain

Chris LorangThe Research, Your Best Life

At Capital Chiropractic, we treat low back pain often. And we want to help people feel their best. That means we take time to explain concepts of pain and discuss the causative factors of their symptoms. We implement an evidence-based approach using education, biomechanical intervention, and specific home exercise. These modalities of manual medicine can offer a solution for acute and chronic …

2014 Year in Review | Highlights and Photos

Chris LorangClinic News, In the News, Our Health Community, Photo Galleries

As 2014 draws to a close, we look back at the last 365 days in wonder and happiness at all the incredible people that made this year one of growth, health, and community. Thanks for being a part of it. Milestones Welcomed a new team member, Natalie, as Office Manager. Named Business of the Year by the Downtown Des Moines …

Secrets of the Squat: What it tells us and what it means

Chris LorangYour Best Life

What is a squat? Squats are a universal human movement, seen everywhere from the basketball court, to the football field, the Crossfit Box, and even among infants learning to walk. It’s what you do if you’re trying to see a product on the bottom shelf at the grocery store. Your feet are roughly shoulder width apart as your knees bend, …