Category Archives: Sarah Worthington

F.A.S.T (First Aid Stress Tool) Technique

Stress is an unavoidable part of life, but there are simple things you can do at home to help manage it.At Caring Hands Chiropractic in Bowral, we’re big believers in empowering our clients with tools they can use daily, and the NET F.A.S.T. (First Aid Stress Tool) technique is one of the best ways toContinueContinue reading “F.A.S.T (First Aid Stress Tool) Technique”

Neuro Emotional Technique (NET)

At Caring Hands Chiropractic in Bowral, we are proud to offer Neuro Emotional Technique (NET) as part of our holistic approach to health and well-being NET is a powerful, mind-body therapy that addresses the connection between emotional stress and physical health. By integrating NET with our chiropractic care, we provide a unique and effective wayContinueContinue reading “Neuro Emotional Technique (NET)”

Growing Healthy Habits

The foundation of a healthy lifestyle is built on habits—those small, daily actions that collectively shape our well-being. As chiropractors, we view health as a dynamic, interconnected state of being. Our spine, nervous system, and daily routines all play pivotal roles in determining how we feel, move, and function. Growing healthy habits is not justContinueContinue reading “Growing Healthy Habits”

Headaches and Migraines

Are common but not a ‘normal’ part of life. Headaches and migraines can be truly debilitating and impact every aspect of our lives from limiting productivity at work and study, can deprive sufferers of essential relaxation, social activities, and precious time with children, family, and friends1. Migraine and tension headaches are the most common headacheContinueContinue reading “Headaches and Migraines”

Breastfeeding Ergonomics

One thing that I see all the time in practice and have experienced myself is something I call ‘Breastfeeding Back’. This is pain that is experienced, usually in the upper to mid back and neck, by mums who are breastfeeding. Some of this is from breastfeeding position and holding baby, and some is also fromContinueContinue reading “Breastfeeding Ergonomics”

Postpartum Recovery

I’m feeling compelled to write this post following the birth of my second child. I went into his pregnancy at a high level of health; however, following a significant post-partum haemorrhage, my recovery was not smooth sailing. I had a C-section with both of my bubs, and while the physical recovery from the surgery thisContinueContinue reading “Postpartum Recovery”

Sitting – Why we should do it less.

Sitting is often considered a common part of modern life, whether it be at work or during leisure time. Adults, on average, spend more than half their waking hours sitting. People in industrial society now sit for an average of 32 years of their life!1 However, research suggests that sitting for prolonged periods of timeContinueContinue reading “Sitting – Why we should do it less.”

Chiropractic Care for Kids

It can seem pretty obvious why many adults seek out chiropractic care; whether it be due to an injury, musculoskeletal pain, or wanting to improve their posture or overall health. Kids are a different matter.We get asked a lot if children can also benefit from chiropractic care, how does this differ from adults, and isContinueContinue reading “Chiropractic Care for Kids”

Safe Movement for Mums

Returning to exercise postpartum can be tough. There are many barriers, including physical discomfort, social isolation, financial constraints, and difficulties in being able to prioritise your health over all the other things on your plate at the time. You also just may not be interested. I get it. I wasn’t either. I was happy inContinueContinue reading “Safe Movement for Mums”