We have been seeing an 88-year-old and this person is enjoying change and improved resiliency with neurofeedback. His life is blossoming in new ways. Since receiving Neurofeedback with the customized approaches we use at Ashland Neurofeedback, many clients have realized that their brain had been stuck in a dysfunctional pattern.…
Read More »Spring cleaning for your car feels so good! Chances are if you go to the store to look for car cleaning products you’ll see a large amount of products which can be overwhelming. We’re often asked what type of product to use to clean the dash of your vehicle, and…
Read More »RECREATION… Our 2022 Summer Community PlayGuide… What to Do! is out and registration is open! View the guide and register for programs at ashland.or.us/register. Mark your calendar for upcoming events. Check website for details, AshlandParksandRec.org: • Rogue Valley Bird Day on Sat, May 14 – RogueValleyBirdDay.net • Ashland World Music…
Read More »I recently had an experience that I would like to share in hopes that it might benefit you. A few years ago, I suffered a post-concussive, stroke-like event. I say “stroke-like” because it was not a stroke per se; it was caused by a blood sugar spike and crash after…
Read More »Early spring is a great time to start planning your lavender garden. With over 40 species and over 400 varieties of lavender, no matter your garden size, color scheme or style, there is likely a lavender that will fit in beautifully. It’s a wonderful low-maintenance, drought-tolerant garden addition with the…
Read More »Beautiful, bright spring flowers are bursting forth everywhere. Refreshing rain mixed with glorious sunshine, singing birds and people actively taking it all in. So, what is new with that, you may say? What makes this so special is it is freedom from the controlling pandemic which we have all dealt…
Read More »“When educated and innate intelligences are able to converse with each other…(a possibility, which a not very distant future may disclose) we shall be able to make the correct diagnosis.” ~D.D. Palmer (the father of chiropractic predicting the development of Applied Kinesiology), 1914 Muscle testing is often mistakenly referred to…
Read More »As a home seller, are you comfortable having your broker also represent the buyer who wants to purchase your home? In our experience, the ones who aren’t don’t actually understand what it means. By prohibiting your broker from acting as a Disclosed Limited Agent (also known as a Dual Agent),…
Read More »Do you plan to give a loved one some money when you kick the can? If so, isn’t that a little selfish? Just give it to them now. Especially if they want to buy a house. Let’s do the math: The IRS gift limit without tax ramifications is $16,000 per…
Read More »At long last, Spring is here! If you haven’t come by to visit us yet, you must come check it out. Baskets are everywhere right now! We have fuchsias taking up a third of our ceiling-space, geraniums taking up another third, and mixed baskets always trying to steal the show.…
Read More »This month I want to talk about rear hub motors, and a common issue we see with these systems when they’re misused: overheating. Most hub motor bikes come with a throttle. While these can be very fun it is important to remember that your e-bike is first and foremost a…
Read More »I’ve seen this question pop up on various social media platforms lately, and I’m often surprised at the comments. I recently had a great conversation, with a great customer, about pricing. He told me that he loved our service, and thought it was high-quality, but he wondered why prices vary…
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