Rise Up Chiropractic

02/03/2026

Did you know that airway problems can be related to neck problems? If you have snoring, sleep apnea or other air way issues you should have your cervical spine evaluated by an upper cervical chiropractor!

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Mouth breathing and poor neck posture may affect airway function. Learn how brainstem regulation and upper cervical alignment may support healthier breathing patterns.

02/02/2026

Busy workdays, constant notifications, and mental overload often show up physically before we realize it. Tight shoulders, headaches, jaw tension, and fatigue are signs your nervous system is under strain.

Upper cervical care focuses on restoring balance where the brain and body connect, helping your system shift out of stress mode and into regulation.

If your body has been signaling for support, we’re here to listen. Call us at (512) 729-3315.

01/31/2026

Stress doesn’t just affect your mood, it affects how your nervous system functions. When the upper cervical spine is misaligned, your body stays in a heightened stress state.
Upper cervical care helps restore calm and regulation so your system can respond instead of react.

Give your nervous system some support by calling (512) 729-3315

01/31/2026

If you have anxiety or depression one of the root causes can be your neck! Have a read!

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Mood swings and emotional overwhelm may involve nervous system imbalance. Learn how brainstem function and upper cervical alignment may support emotional stability.

01/30/2026

January can feel like a marathon. Ending the month aligned helps set the tone for everything ahead.

Upper cervical care supports consistency, comfort, and stability.

Finish January supported.
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01/29/2026

✨ Testimonial Thursday ✨
Dean came into our office struggling with limited neck movement and poor posture. After receiving consistent upper cervical chiropractic care, he’s noticed improved posture and greater ease in his neck movement. 🙌

These are the kinds of changes we love to see—helping the body restore balance so everyday movement feels more natural again. Thanks for trusting us with your care, Dean! 💙

01/28/2026

Neck strain and nervous system overload can make concentration harder. When alignment improves, mental clarity often follows.

Upper cervical care supports better focus by reducing physical stress.

Find clarity again by calling (512) 729-3315.

01/27/2026

Precision imaging helps upper cervical chiropractors find the exact direction of misalignment at the neck skull junction. Vertigo, headaches, brain fog and more can have its root cause in the neck! Listen in!





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01/26/2026

Busy schedules demand a lot from your nervous system. Alignment helps your body adapt without strain.

Upper cervical care supports resilience so stress doesn’t overwhelm your system.

Support your body’s balance.
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01/25/2026

🥶🥶 It’s a bit chilly out there!! 🥶🥶 Due to inclement weather conditions, the office will be closed on Monday, Jan 26. Please stay safe with these icy roads!

01/25/2026

🥶🥶 It's a bit chilly out there!!🥶🥶

We will be closing the office on Monday, January 25, due to inclement weather conditions. Freezing temps and icy roads are expected to affect us through Monday deeming it unsafe for travel. ❄️❄️

Stay safe and stay warm!!! 🔥

01/25/2026

🥶🥶 Stay safe out there!! 🥶🥶

12:30 p.m. Sunday update: ⚠️Georgetown, continue to stay off the roads today (Sunday, Jan. 25, 2026) unless absolutely necessary or in the case of an emergency. If you must get out on the roads, use extreme caution and remember: Four-wheel drive does not improve braking or traction on icy roadways. We haven't seen any ice-related crashes today, because y'all are staying home and safe. Thank you, and please keep it up🙏!

Subfreezing temperatures are expected through midday Tuesday❄️. While we might see some melting as the sun comes out, everything will refreeze once temperatures drop again, meaning the sleet & ice on the roads could remain hazardous at least through Monday.

☝️City facilities are closed today (Sunday, Jan. 25) and will be closed tomorrow (Monday, Jan. 26). Full list of closures & winter weather updates 👉https://georgetowntexas.gov/news_detail_T29_R645.php

Crews continue to work around the clock treating our roads👷. While we understand the challenges winter conditions can create, we are unable to plow all roadways. Our crews prioritize bridges and other elevated surfaces first, followed by major intersections, then arterial roadways, then collector streets. Due to limited supplies of hot sand and deicing materials, we are unfortunately unable to service neighborhood streets at this time.

✅More resources in the original post below 👇.

Updated 12:30 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 25, 2026. Next update expected Monday morning.

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7:30 a.m. Sunday update:

⚠️Georgetown: Stay off the roads today (Sunday, Jan. 25, 2026) if at all possible.⚠️

While we are not expecting additional wintry precipitation, sleet and ice have built up on roads, particularly on bridges & overpasses ❄️. Subfreezing temperatures are expected through midday Tuesday.

Avoid travel unless absolutely necessary or in the case of an emergency⚠️. If you must get out on the roads, use extreme caution and remember: Four-wheel drive does not improve braking or traction on icy roadways.

City crews have & continue to treat roads, so emergency vehicles can get around.

✅Resources✅
-Emergency alerts: warncentraltexas.org
-Report icy roads & tree limbs: georgetowntexas.gov/askgtx
-Road conditions: drivetexas.org | Georgetown road closures on Waze & Google maps
-City electric/water outage information: georgetowntexas.gov/outages
-Warming centers: https://tdem.texas.gov/warm
-City updates (reminder: City facilities are closed today): https://georgetowntexas.gov/news_detail_T29_R645.php