Functional Neurology for Runners with Dr. David Hardy

by Collegiate Sports Medicine | Jul 11, 2021 | Functional Neurology

As runners, we don’t think about the brain much. Running is really hard sometimes, but not in the way that quadratic equations are hard. So who the hell cares about the brain? Just keep the heart beating and the lungs breathing and let me get on with my race! Well, my...

Spring Gardening Tips

by Collegiate Sports Medicine | May 4, 2021 | Athletic Therapy, Back Pain, Exercise

The spring season is upon us (finally) which means it is time to get out there and get those gardens started! This increase or change in workload can lead to an increase in many kinds of injuries. Spring gardening, as you know, can be very hard on the body. The lawn...

What can Vestibular Therapy help with?

by Collegiate Sports Medicine | Apr 1, 2021 | Athletic Therapy, Chiropractic, Concussion, Physiotherapy, Vestibular Therapy

Did you know there is a treatment for dizziness/room spinning? If you feel dizzy, off-balance, or like the room is spinning, you do not have to live with it! Many conditions that cause these sensations are treatable. The best part is, you may not require very many...

What the heck is Craniosacral Therapy?!

by Collegiate Sports Medicine | Dec 30, 2020 | Athletic Therapy, Concussion, Massage Therapy, Physiotherapy

Craniosacral Therapy (Cranio) is a gentle, hands-on approach that was developed by John Upledger, Osteopathic Physician. It is a way to treat the central nervous system, which includes the brain, spinal cord, and the tissues that support these vital structures....

Better Than Coffee, WHAT?!

by Collegiate Sports Medicine | Dec 10, 2020 | Functional Neurology

Let’s face it, we love our coffee and we love our caffeine! It’s that little bit of a hit that we need in order to wake up and think. We are willing to sit in our cars in long lines for it, we tell our spouses not to talk to us until we’ve had our coffee, we learn new...