28/10/2025
đ Tuesday Thoughts: Donât Let Back Pain Give You A Fright This Halloween!
Happy Tuesday from a Back to Normal Chiropractic Clinic in Plymouth! With Halloween just around the corner, pumpkins are popping up on doorsteps, the evenings are getting darker, and thereâs a little extra chill in the air.
But while spooky season is meant to bring fun frights, thereâs one thing that shouldnât be scary â your back pain! đť
đ Are Aches and Pains Haunting You?
At this time of year, itâs common to feel more tension in your body. The colder weather can make muscles tighten, and we often find ourselves hunching against the wind or spending more time sitting indoors. Add in some Halloween decorating, bending to carve pumpkins, or carrying little trick-or-treaters â and your back might start to complain!
If youâre noticing stiffness, pain, or even tingling down your leg, it could be a sign your spine and joints need a little care and attention.
đż The Gentle McTimoney Approach
I use the gentle and precise McTimoney Chiropractic technique to help realign your body and ease pressure on joints and nerves. Many patients describe it as light, comfortable, and effective â helping them move more freely and feel more balanced, without the need for strong manipulations.
A well-aligned spine means your body can function at its best, so you can enjoy autumn walks, pumpkin picking, and Halloween fun without those aches sneaking up on you.
đ§ââď¸ Tuesday Tip
Before you head out for spooky festivities, try this:
Stand tall and roll your shoulders back and down.
Take a deep breath, letting it fill your belly.
Gently stretch your neck and back.
Itâs amazing how small moments of mindfulness and movement can help keep your spine happy!
đ Treat Your Body â No Tricks!
If your back pain has been lingering or youâre ready to feel more comfortable as we head into the colder months, why not book an appointment this week? A McTimoney treatment could be just the treat your body needs.
Telephone 07867 805452
Email debbie.edens@sky.com
Have a safe, spooky, and spine-friendly Halloween