Introducing NEW Non-Invasive therapies: Emsculpt Neo, Emsella & Exomind!
 

Challenge Yourself

CHALLENGE YOURSELF FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE

Challenges in general keep us alive. Without them, there is little to look forward to. This, I believe, is the same for everyone, regardless of age. When we are younger, we eagerly anticipate challenges and accept them as part of life because we are told that it’s part of growing up. Most children are eager to grown up, therefore they look upon challenges as milestones on the way to adulthood. For example, learning to drive, graduating from high school and college, getting the first job, and buying a first home are all challenges that most young adults eagerly accept and accomplish.

As we get older, we tend to eschew change and even new challenges. Our perception may be that “change” and “challenge” are synonymous with “failure” and “work.” The fact is, however, that even failure and work will lead us to a better future if we have persistence. More importantly though, is the idea that we either forget or don’t realize that challenges keep us happy and motivated for the future.

Physical challenges are important for many reasons. Pushing your body to perform at a higher level than the usual function increases endorphin levels, libido, mental clarity, emotional well-being, heart health and metabolism. These benefits lead to longer and more productive lifestyles.

Regardless of one’s age, one of the best ways to ensure that life remains vital and fulfilling is to embrace challenges.

You Might Also Enjoy...

WHY DO I USE EMSCULPT NEO AND EMSELLA IN MY PRACTICE?

How Emsculpt Neo & Emsella helps patients build muscle, improve strength, and reduce pain. These non-invasive treatments complement steroid injections and physical therapy, enhancing recovery, balance, and long-term mobility for better health.

EXOMIND

EXOMIND at Balanced Pain Management uses TMS to stimulate the brain’s DLPFC, improving mood, memory, sleep, and chronic pain. FDA-approved for depression and anxiety, it’s non-invasive, safe, and enhances neuroplasticity for better brain and body function.

The Pain Pathway and Your Brain

The formal definition of pain as coined by the International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP) is “A noxious sensory and emotional experience.” This means that something not only hurts because your body feels it, but also hurts because...

Managing Chronic Pain Admidst the Opioid Crisis

The fact that the country is currently in the midst of an opioid abuse crisis doesn’t negate the reality that people are still living with chronic pain that deserves to be treated. When used appropriately and conservatively in the correct population...