Nick Ruitenbeek - Chiropractor

Nick Ruitenbeek - Chiropractor Evidence based Chiropractor trained in muscle release techniques, TMJ/jaw pain, cupping therapy, and Medical acupuncture.

Provides patient-centred care and encourages healthy lifestyle choices.

Our bright light this holiday season!
12/08/2021

Our bright light this holiday season!

Happy Thanksgiving from our family to yours 🦃Maverick picked his very first pumpkin this morning!
10/09/2021

Happy Thanksgiving from our family to yours 🦃

Maverick picked his very first pumpkin this morning!

Making time for yourselfA lot of patients come in saying they haven’t done their exercises because they haven’t had time...
10/08/2021

Making time for yourself

A lot of patients come in saying they haven’t done their exercises because they haven’t had time. I get it. I’m absolutely terrible at making time for myself. Being a new parent takes a lot out of me and I feel like most days I do the bare minimum. But I know that I need to spend more time on things that are beneficial to my health - both mentally and physically.

Whether it’s stretching and exercising, meditation, time with your family, or playing the occasional video game, it’s important to make time for you to relax and reset.

So how do you ā€œmake timeā€?
To me that means finding a way to make your goal more of a priority. Here are some tips that might help get you there:
- Write your goal down and follow up
- Start your day a bit earlier and do your activity before work
- Tell your significant other or a friend your plan and have them make sure you stick to it
- Reassure yourself that it doesn’t have to be perfect, you just need to start
- Try to remember that nothing is more important than your health, both physical and mental

These are just a few suggestions, let me know if there’s anything else that works for you!

I crack my own back, isn’t that the same?!The simple answer is no but the reasoning takes some explaining. When someone ...
10/04/2021

I crack my own back, isn’t that the same?!

The simple answer is no but the reasoning takes some explaining. When someone self adjusts (using a hand to push your chin to the side, leaning over a chair, grabbing the doorframe and twisting your back) the joints that are moving/adjusting are the ones that are already moving well and don’t take much force to do so. This might feel good and provide temporary relief, but the joints that are causing you to feel stiff in the first place are unlikely to adjust with the above mentioned movements. Chiropractic adjustments are meant to target the joints that need to move the most and not just the ones that are happy to do so every time you want them to.

If you’re looking for longer lasting relief and a treatment that’s specific to your issue, try seeing a Chiropractor

I don’t have the best relationship with social media šŸ’­The above thoughts are all ones I’ve had about using social media,...
10/01/2021

I don’t have the best relationship with social media šŸ’­

The above thoughts are all ones I’ve had about using social media, especially for work. I use it regularly but hardly ever post.

It is so much easier to just consume and not worry about competing with all the other content, and there is a ton of content out there.

I also have a hard time with the potential notion that curating an engaging Instagram account is what will make people think I’m a better Chiropractor. I’m not great at posting content, but I do think I’m really good chiropractor, instagram aside. 🤷

Is social media really the best way to convey to people how well I can treat them and improve their symptoms?

I don’t know the answer to that but I do know that social media and content creation are not easy for everyone. If you struggle like I do, just know you’re not alone and I hope you can find a balance that suits you.

Back by popular demand! šŸŽ‰For the week of June 14th I am offering a free initial chiropractic assessment and treatment  t...
06/02/2021

Back by popular demand! šŸŽ‰

For the week of June 14th I am offering a free initial chiropractic assessment and treatment to any new patient who mentions seeing this on Facebook or Instagram.

Tell your friends!

Ways to book your appointment:
šŸ‘‰Send me a direct message
šŸ‘‰Book online at www.myomove.com
šŸ‘‰Call Myomove at 519-601-4816
šŸ‘‰Email me at Nicholas.Ruitenbeek@gmail.com

New offer for August! šŸ‘‡
07/22/2020

New offer for August! šŸ‘‡

Dr. Nick is currently accepting new patients into his schedule and is offering $25 off an Initial Visit for the month of August.

Dr. Nick uses a wide variety of techniques to ensure you receive a well-rounded, thorough treatment. These include: Chiropractic Adjustments, Acupuncture, Cupping Therapy, and Soft Tissue Release.

He offers daytime and evening appointments, direct billing, and his schedule is open and available for online booking.

Head to our website at www.myomovelondon.com or give us a call at 519-601-4816 to schedule an appointment!

06/06/2020

🦵LEG CIRCUIT 🦿

Happy Saturday! Here’s a quick workout that challenges your legs and won’t take up your entire day:

Lunge
Side lunge
Reverse lunge
Squat
Repeat on other side
Jump rope 30 seconds
END OF 1 ROUND

Aim for 10 rounds

Not challenging enough? Consider adding a band above your knees or dumbbells for the lunges and squats

Enjoy!

06/02/2020

We’re opening soon!
05/28/2020

We’re opening soon!

Hello patients of MyoMove!

Yes it’s been that long. March 16th was our last day of operations before the COVID-19 pandemic required us to close our doors. But.....

We are very excited to announce that the Ministry of Health has lifted the directive for emergent care only. This means that all of our practitioners can gradually and cautiously return to providing you with the health care needs you have placed on hold for over two months now.

The summer months will look different and we will be proceeding to practice safely and with new protocols in place to ensure our and our patients safety.

Here are some of the changes to expect when you come for your appointment:
- Practitioners will be wearing masks at all times.
- Hand sanitizer and masks will be provided for each patient as you enter (feel free to bring / wear your own mask if you have one).
- There will be signage on the walls and floors directing you to maintain social distancing in the common areas.
- Treatment rooms may look & feel emptier and this is to reduce items that can be contaminated or infected and ensure all surfaces can be wiped down between patients.

Please keep in mind that hours will be reduced as this is a gradual return to work for Health Care Practitioners.

We will be in touch with all patients whose appointments were previously cancelled for rescheduling.

PLEASE ARRIVE AS CLOSE TO YOUR APPOINTMENT TIME AS POSSIBLE TO REDUCE THE AMOUNT OF PATIENTS IN THE RECEPTION AREA.

We look forward to resuming care and thank everyone for their continued support during these new and changing times!



*Individual counselling services will remain virtual for the summer months. Please contact Moyer&Co. directly to schedule these services.

*We are very sad to share that Victoria, RMT The Elephant In The Womb will not be returning right away as she is recovering from elbow surgery but looks forward to practicing again this summer!

Check this out! For the entire month of March I’m offering a free Chiropractic assessment and treatment to anyone who me...
02/29/2020

Check this out! For the entire month of March I’m offering a free Chiropractic assessment and treatment to anyone who mentions seeing this on Facebook or Instagram. You can book online, by calling, email, or send me a message!

This offer is for new patients only.

Tell your friends!

519-601-4816
Myomovelondon@gmail.com

Address

4-1385 North Routledge Park
London, ON
N6H5N5

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 7pm
Tuesday 9am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 3pm

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