Rising Tide Chiropractic

02/27/2026

Vertigo and POTS symptoms can sometimes be linked to misalignment of the atlas at the top of the neck. When this area is under stress or not moving properly, it may affect balance and autonomic regulation, contributing to dizziness, lightheadedness, and a sense of instability.

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02/27/2026

The atlas sits just beneath the skull in the upper neck, and when it’s misaligned, it can create ripple effects throughout the body. This imbalance may interfere with nerve communication and increase muscle tension, potentially contributing to persistent head pressure.

Read below👇

https://www.uccnearme.com/articles/head-pressure/head-pressure-when-you-bend-over-what-it-means-and-what-helps/

Head pressure when bending over may be linked to sinus congestion, circulation, or neck strain. Learn possible causes and supportive options.

02/22/2026

❄️ OFFICE CLOSED MONDAY 2/23 ❄️
We will reopen for normal office hours, Tuesday 2/24 at 2:00 PM
Stay safe — see you soon!

02/20/2026

You may have seen this new face around the office over the last few weeks… and we’re so excited to formally introduce her!

Please join us in welcoming Alex, our new Patient Care Coordinator at Rising Tide Chiropractic 🌊

Alex has been helping behind the scenes and at the front desk to make your visits smooth and stress-free. From scheduling appointments to answering questions and keeping our office running seamlessly, she is here to support you every step of the way.

We’re so grateful to have her on our team — be sure to say hello at your next visit! 💙

02/18/2026

Most people know that constantly looking down at a phone puts stress on the neck. The problem is, devices aren’t going anywhere.

What matters is how you offset that stress.

Prolonged forward head posture (“text neck”) increases mechanical load on the cervical spine, alters normal curvature, and can impact the nervous system over time. Small, consistent changes in posture and daily habits can significantly reduce that strain.

If you’re spending hours on a phone, tablet, or laptop, this is worth your attention.

Read the article below to learn 7 simple daily changes that can help protect your neck and nervous system:

https://www.uccnearme.com/articles/text-neck/text-neck-syndrome-7-small-daily-changes-that-protect-your-neck-and-nervous-system/

Text neck syndrome can strain the neck and nervous system. Learn small daily changes that may help reduce pain and support better posture.

02/17/2026

If you’re experiencing tinnitus — whether it’s ringing, buzzing, or pulsatile “whooshing” — upper cervical correction may help in many cases.

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02/15/2026

02/11/2026

Research suggests that dysfunction in the upper cervical spine may contribute to symptoms associated with Ménière’s disease, including vertigo, tinnitus, and ear fullness.

Because the upper neck plays a key role in brainstem function, balance, and inner ear regulation, an evaluation by an upper cervical chiropractor may be an important step if you’ve been diagnosed and are still searching for answers.

Read below👇

https://www.uccnearme.com/articles/menieres-disease/finding-stability-with-menieres-disease-understanding-symptoms-and-supportive-ways-to-reduce-

Meniere’s disease affects balance, hearing, and stability. Learn how nervous system support and upper cervical care may help manage symptoms.

02/11/2026

Could your vestibular symptoms be coming from your neck?

This video shares 3 signs that suggest a cervical connection. Listen in 👇

01/26/2026

A crooked foundation up top creates compensation everywhere else.

Curious if upper cervical misalignment is driving your compensation patterns? Call 401-216-4735 or connect with us at risingtidechiro.com/contact

01/25/2026

Due to the snowstorm, our office will be closed Monday morning (Jan 26). We plan to open in the afternoon from 2:00–6:00 PM.

If this plan changes, we will notify scheduled patients directly.

Happy snow day! ❄️

01/24/2026

👂 Do you hear your heartbeat in your ear?
That pulsing, whooshing sound may be something called pulsatile tinnitus.

Unlike typical ringing tinnitus, pulsatile tinnitus often follows the rhythm of your heartbeat and is commonly related to blood flow and circulation near the ear.

Here’s something many people don’t realize:
For some individuals, neck tension, posture, or upper cervical misalignment may influence how noticeable these symptoms feel — especially if the sound changes with head or neck movement.

That’s why a thorough evaluation is important.
Pulsatile tinnitus should always be medically assessed first, and in certain cases, addressing the upper neck and posture can be a helpful part of a supportive care plan.

Learn more about pulsatile tinnitus, what causes it, and what may help:
https://www.uccnearme.com/articles/pulsatile-tinnitus/pulsatile-tinnitus-why-you-hear-your-heartbeat-in-your-ear-and-what-helps/

Pulsatile tinnitus causes rhythmic ear noise that matches your heartbeat. Learn why it happens, the brainstem connection, and supportive options for relief.