Nebraska Chiropractic Physicians Association

03/06/2026

We look forward to having Dr. Tim Bertelsman, DC, from ChiroUp at the upcoming convention! Here is a sneak peek introduction to his session. See you soon!

Dr. Bertelsman will be speaking at the NCPA Spring Conference in Kearney, NE, where he’ll present a 4-hour session on Headache & Dizziness: Practical Assessm...

03/04/2026

Let's beat Iowa!

02/27/2026

The last Husker Men’s Basketball home game is March 8! Enter to win four tickets and watch this monumental game against Iowa.

https://catalog.nebraskachiropractic.org/form/2026-ncpa-husker-basketball-ticket-giveaway

One entry per person, and you must be 19 to win. The deadline to enter is March 3, 2026, at 12pm CDT. Winner will be drawn that day and announced on social media.

02/24/2026

Did You Know Chiropractic Care Does More Than Relieve Back Pain?

Chiropractic care isn’t just about easing discomfort — it’s about improving how your body functions as a whole.

Research shows spinal manipulation can:

✔ Reduce acute and chronic low back pain
✔ Improve neck pain and mobility
✔ Decrease tension-type headaches and migraines
✔ Improve joint function and movement
✔ Reduce reliance on pain medications

A 2017 clinical practice guideline published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) recommends spinal manipulation as a first-line treatment for acute and chronic low back pain.¹

Another study in Spine found patients receiving chiropractic care for low back pain had lower odds of filling opioid prescriptions.²

When your spine moves better, your body works better.

If you’re looking for a conservative, evidence-based approach to pain and performance — chiropractic care may be a smart choice.

References:

Qaseem A, et al. Noninvasive Treatments for Acute, Subacute, and Chronic Low Back Pain. JAMA. 2017;317(14):1457–1477.

Whedon JM, et al. Association Between Utilization of Chiropractic Care and Use of Prescription Opioids. Spine. 2018;43(14):1011–1018.

02/20/2026

NCPA Members- A quick reminder that this is the final week to register with the Early Bird Discount for the upcoming 2026 Spring Convention. Save $50 today!

2025 NCPA Fall Convention- Doctor Registration

02/13/2026

💪 Why Is Building Muscle So Important?

Muscle isn’t just about appearance — it’s one of the strongest predictors of long-term health and independence.

✨ Boosts metabolism: Muscle burns more calories at rest, helping your body manage weight more efficiently.
🦴 Protects bones and joints: Strength training supports bone density and reduces injury risk.
❤️ Supports heart health: Regular resistance exercise can improve blood pressure and overall cardiovascular wellness.
⚡ Increases energy: Stronger muscles make everyday activities — from carrying groceries to climbing stairs — feel easier.
🧠 Enhances mental health: Exercise releases mood-boosting chemicals that help reduce stress and improve confidence.
👵 Promotes healthy aging: Maintaining muscle helps preserve balance, mobility, and independence later in life.

👉 It’s never too early — or too late — to start building strength. Even small, consistent workouts can create powerful changes over time.

Strong today. Independent tomorrow. Start where you are and grow from there.

02/09/2026

02/06/2026

NCPA Members- Check your email for the link to enter to win four tickets to the upcoming Husker Men's Basketball game vs. Purdue on February 10. Must be an NCPA Member to win, and enter by 11:59pm CDT on February 8. GBR!

02/04/2026

Whole foods are rich in vital nutrients, fiber, and antioxidants. They support healthy weight management, lower the risk of chronic disease, aid digestion, and help boost energy levels.

01/28/2026

Leading clinical guidelines recommend nonpharmacologic care—including spinal manipulation, acupuncture, exercise, and rehabilitation—as first-line treatment for low back pain.

📚 Supported by:
American College of Physicians | U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs | CDC | World Health Organization