Planning a Day Off When You Live With Chronic Pain
Learn practical ways to plan a day off with chronic pain using pacing, rest, and simple strategies to make activities more enjoyable.
Before you come to see our practitioners at Valley Health Clinic for the first time, please take a moment to complete our Pre-Treatment Patient Form. You will only have to do this once. If you have any questions, please feel free to give us a call at (541) 760-9670.
Our practitioners share natural, actionable tips to help you get and stay well along with deeper dives into injury recovery and prevention. It is our way to care for you between visits.
Learn practical ways to plan a day off with chronic pain using pacing, rest, and simple strategies to make activities more enjoyable.
Learn when Evil Bone Water may help neuropathy, how it works, and when another traditional herbal approach may be a better choice.
Compare all four Stem & Leaf spinal teas and learn which traditional herbal formula matches your neck, back, or tailbone discomfort.
Learn how Stem & Leaf SacroCox uses Wei Ling Xian and Niu Xi to traditionally support the sacrum, coccyx, and tailbone.
Learn how Stem & Leaf Sir Vickle uses Ge Gen and Qiang Huo to traditionally support the cervical spine and neck comfort.
Learn how Stem & Leaf Thoracic Park uses Jiang Huang and Yan Hu Suo to traditionally support the thoracic spine and mid back.
All athletes experience injuries. However, some struggle to recover from injuries that become chronic and makes them even more prone to new injuries. We offer individualized programs for athletes with nagging injuries who might feel like their performance level has been permanently reduced. For most people, we’re happy to show them it’s not true.
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Will Sheppy 220 5th Ave SW Albany, OR 97321 Cell: (541) 760-9670 E-Mail: will@valleyhealthclinic.com Website: ValleyHealthClinic.com Education: BS, Oregon State University, June 2003 Oregon College