Thank you…

20 yearsThank you for helping us celebrate 20 years of service to this community. Did you miss it? Join us for the 2nd 20!


from Relief …….. to VITALITY!

What brings you here? While pain or dis-ease may be your motivation in this moment, (who wouldn’t want relief?), you want more than a chiropractic quick-fix. You want a chiropractor who:

  • Looks beyond relief to help your body become more adaptable and resilient;
  • Has all the right tools: Informed and Intuitive, Holistic and Strategic, Gentle and Effective;
  • Treats you as a whole person: physical, emotional and spiritual.

 

Chiropractic Family Wellness Center is a unique community of people committed to health and vitality on every level. No where else in Southern Maine will you find both a commitment to individuals and a strong focus on families, including special expertise in pediatrics, pregnancy and fertility. We engage in a lifelong relationship with each practice member and the result is a level of comfort and sense of belonging that is rare in health care today. 

We invite you to look around, then call our office for an initial visit. You’ll understand why so many in Greater Portland have found a home for life.

Make yourself at home. Look around the website, explore the resources, and join us on Facebook and Twitter.  You might be especially interested in:

Or just call us. We are happy to answer your questions. After all, this is about your health!

Dr. Meg Pickering & Dr. Carroll Coyle | (207) 883-5549

The Power of Forgiveness

Did you know that forgiveness can improve your health? In fact, this idea is so powerful that it has become the subject of wide-ranging research and exploration by academics, physicians, psychologists, wellness experts, life coaches and… well, chiropractors! This story by Greg Easterbook at Beliefnet.com begins with a dramatic story of forgiveness in South Africa. …

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When self-knowledge is only the beginning

In this article about the effectiveness of traditional psychotherapy, Richard Friedman, M.D. notes that while insights can create “aha” moments because they provide a coherent narrative about your life, they rarely lead to real change. In fact, if that narrative is a destructive one – I am a depressed person… I am a victim… I …

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