What to Do While Waiting for the Doctor

Dear Beloved Patients,

At The Balancing Center, we have a foundational objective to educate our patients regarding not only the importance of the powerful corrective care you receive during treatment here in our office, but also of its ability to continue treating and healing you on a daily basis.

In the video below, Dr. Dan explains and demonstrates the simple ways that you can prepare your body for adjustments while you're waiting for the doctor. By practicing simple movements that mitigate stress, you allow your body and mind to be in an optimal position to absorb healing and receive that beautiful, restorative experience you've come to expect from the adjustments at The Balancing Center.

What to do While Waiting for Your Adjustment

*A kind reminder that we are following CDC guidelines for sanitation protocols and remaining masked at all times for the comfort and safety of all our beloved patients.*

We warmly welcome you to join us in our clean, sanitized office or by virtual appointment.

Our weekly hours:

Tues - Dr. Dan and Dr. Ken 9am - 6pm
Wed - Dr. Dan and Dr. Ken 12pm - 4pm
Thur - Dr. Dan and Dr. Ken 9am - 6pm
Fri - Dr. Dan and Dr. Ken 9am - 1pm
Sat - Dr. Dan, Dr. Ken, and Jalima 9am - 1pm
Virtual appointments available upon request

We will continue opening up more hours to meet the needs of our patients, and we encourage you to check the website for any immediate changes.

Author

Dr. Daniel Fedeli Daniel J. Fedeli, DC, PC, established The Balancing Center in 1987 to meet the increasing demand for alternative healthcare in Chicago and offer access to a different perspective on health and wellness. He believes in techniques that re-establish balance in order to promote the incredibly powerful resources that lie within the human body. His noninvasive techniques work with the body, optimizing performance and function, in order to alleviate pain and stress. Dr. Fedeli combines the National Upper Cervical Chiropractic Association (NUCCA) method with a wide array of forward-thinking techniques designed to release physical holding patterns, and ease the effect of traumas, memories, and emotions on the body’s critical functions. Carefully selected treatments, such as energy synchronization, neuro-emotional clearing, stabilizing exercise, and movement therapies are used in conjunction with spinal adjustments to remove factors adversely affecting the body’s ability to restore and maintain long-term stability.

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