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Treating Pelvic Tilt | Sycamore
By Renee Nolen January 7, 2026
Chiropractic care offers a natural and effective approach to restoring pelvic balance, improving posture, and relieving associated pain.
Does Dry Needling Work? | Sycamore Chiropractic
By Renee Nolen December 2, 2025
If other treatments like massage or medication haven’t helped, dry needling offers a targeted, modern way to relieve pain and restore mobility.
Preventing Running Injuries This Winter | Sycamore Chiropractic
By Renee Nolen December 2, 2025
At Sycamore Chiropractic, we believe that with a few adjustments and the right preparation, you can stay active, healthy, and pain-free all season long.
The Role of Your Core in Preventing Back Pain | Sycamore Chiropractic
By Renee Nolen October 16, 2025
Without a stable core, even simple movements such as bending forward, lifting groceries, or twisting can overload your lower back.
 Outdoor Activities Without the Ache: Chiropractic Tips | Sycamore Chiropractic & Nutrition
By Renee Nolen September 1, 2025
Whether you're training for a 5K, hiking with family, or simply enjoying a walk in Cincinnati’s parks, staying active outdoors brings both joy and wellness.
The Best Summer Foods for Reducing Inflammation | Sycamore Chiropractic and Nutrition
By Renee Nolen August 1, 2025
Let’s break down some of the best seasonal options to include in your diet this summer to help you feel your best and have more fun.
How to Avoid Back Pain on Road Trips and Flights | Sycamore
By Renee Nolen July 8, 2025
From cramped airplane seats to long hours behind the wheel, travel puts your spine through situations it's not used to.
Why Drinking More Water Is Essential for Your Joints and Discs | Sycamore Chiropractic
By Renee Nolen June 1, 2025
We all know that water is good for us, but most people don’t realize just how important it is for the spine. If you’ve ever felt stiff, achy, or like your joints just aren’t moving the way they used to, dehydration could be a part of the problem.

Videos & Blogs

View recent news at Sycamore Integrative Health Center.

Treating Pelvic Tilt | Sycamore
By Renee Nolen January 7, 2026
Chiropractic care offers a natural and effective approach to restoring pelvic balance, improving posture, and relieving associated pain.
Does Dry Needling Work? | Sycamore Chiropractic
By Renee Nolen December 2, 2025
If other treatments like massage or medication haven’t helped, dry needling offers a targeted, modern way to relieve pain and restore mobility.
Preventing Running Injuries This Winter | Sycamore Chiropractic
By Renee Nolen December 2, 2025
At Sycamore Chiropractic, we believe that with a few adjustments and the right preparation, you can stay active, healthy, and pain-free all season long.
The Role of Your Core in Preventing Back Pain | Sycamore Chiropractic
By Renee Nolen October 16, 2025
Without a stable core, even simple movements such as bending forward, lifting groceries, or twisting can overload your lower back.
 Outdoor Activities Without the Ache: Chiropractic Tips | Sycamore Chiropractic & Nutrition
By Renee Nolen September 1, 2025
Whether you're training for a 5K, hiking with family, or simply enjoying a walk in Cincinnati’s parks, staying active outdoors brings both joy and wellness.
The Best Summer Foods for Reducing Inflammation | Sycamore Chiropractic and Nutrition
By Renee Nolen August 1, 2025
Let’s break down some of the best seasonal options to include in your diet this summer to help you feel your best and have more fun.
How to Avoid Back Pain on Road Trips and Flights | Sycamore
By Renee Nolen July 8, 2025
From cramped airplane seats to long hours behind the wheel, travel puts your spine through situations it's not used to.
Why Drinking More Water Is Essential for Your Joints and Discs | Sycamore Chiropractic
By Renee Nolen June 1, 2025
We all know that water is good for us, but most people don’t realize just how important it is for the spine. If you’ve ever felt stiff, achy, or like your joints just aren’t moving the way they used to, dehydration could be a part of the problem.