Element Chiropractic & Wellness

Element Chiropractic & Wellness Two locations in Wixom and Farmington Hills to serve you. We aim to provide chiropractic care to he

šŸ’„Monday MindsetšŸ’„Helloooooo December! We have arrived in month 12 of 12 for the year 2025. This month tends to be filled ...
12/01/2025

šŸ’„Monday MindsetšŸ’„

Helloooooo December! We have arrived in month 12 of 12 for the year 2025. This month tends to be filled with hustle and bustle, but hopefully also with lots of love, light and joy. As we start the last month of the year, I encourage you to take a look back and see how far you've come these past 11 months. And also to see what goals you have left to meet. You still have 31 days to get it done-- do NOT take your foot off the gas when it comes to your goals and showing up for yourself. Do NOT say 'next year' because it's not over yet. Keep showing up for yourself these next 31 days, you won't regret it. Make it a great week! šŸ¤Dr. Sam

Wishing you and your loved ones a safe, healthy and Happy Thanksgiving! šŸ¦ƒšŸšŸ‚
11/27/2025

Wishing you and your loved ones a safe, healthy and Happy Thanksgiving! šŸ¦ƒšŸšŸ‚

šŸ’„Monday MindsetšŸ’„I don't know about you-- but this is one of my favorite weeks of the year. A short work week that starts...
11/24/2025

šŸ’„Monday MindsetšŸ’„

I don't know about you-- but this is one of my favorite weeks of the year. A short work week that starts with Thanksgiving and ends with shopping, football and the start of the Christmas season surrounded by loved ones. I understand this is not how everyone views it, but regardless of situation I do believe that the more we practice having gratitude, the more grateful our hearts become. Wishing you peace, light and love this week as we head into the holidays. Make it a great week! šŸ¤Dr. Sam

Creatine seems to be all the rage right now-- and it truly does have some great health benefits. Check out this article ...
11/20/2025

Creatine seems to be all the rage right now-- and it truly does have some great health benefits. Check out this article by Thorne regarding Creatine for Women. Lots of good insight!

Learn the benefits of creatine for women across all life stages, including perimenopause and postmenopause. See how much creatine women should take.

šŸ’„Monday MindsetšŸ’„Don't let yourself run out of time searching for happiness. There will always be a reason to not be happ...
11/17/2025

šŸ’„Monday MindsetšŸ’„

Don't let yourself run out of time searching for happiness. There will always be a reason to not be happy if you let yourself. Find little things that bring you joy to focus on, especially as we jump into the busiest time of year. Make it a great week! šŸ¤Dr. Sam

Words will never be enough to thank those of you who have served this country to protect our freedom. Today and everyday...
11/11/2025

Words will never be enough to thank those of you who have served this country to protect our freedom. Today and everyday we are grateful to you šŸ‡ŗšŸ‡ø

šŸ’„Monday MindsetšŸ’„This is the time of year where life tends to get busy. Holiday parties, family gatherings, events at sch...
11/10/2025

šŸ’„Monday MindsetšŸ’„

This is the time of year where life tends to get busy. Holiday parties, family gatherings, events at school, work events, year-end events, etc... When life gets busy the first thing to typically go is consistency. I encourage you to find ways to continue showing up for yourself during this busy time of year. You don't have to be perfect and your routine might not look the same. But staying consistent with a few simple things can make a huge difference as we roll into a new year. Prioritize movement- even if you can't hit the gym, make sure to take a walk or add some bodyweight movements/stretches into your day. Drink water- staying hydrated helps keep inflammation low and to keep us energized and focused amongst the chaos. Sleep- this is when our body restores and recovers, don't sacrifice here. The consistency you commit to now will pay dividends as we wrap up the year. Make it a great week! šŸ¤ Dr. Sam

šŸ’„Monday MindsetšŸ’„We’ve entered month 11 of the year. And we’ve also entered what most of us deem as ā€œholiday season.ā€ We ...
11/03/2025

šŸ’„Monday MindsetšŸ’„

We’ve entered month 11 of the year. And we’ve also entered what most of us deem as ā€œholiday season.ā€ We can all feel it— this time of year our calendars fill quickly with things we feel we have to do. Here’s your reminder to slow down, enjoy the little things, say yes to the people and things you love most and say no to everything else. May the air be crisp, the sunsets be beautiful and your boundaries be strong this November. Make it a great one šŸšŸ¤Dr. Sam

Wishing you a spooky šŸ‘»safe and Happy Halloween! šŸŽƒšŸ¬šŸ­
10/31/2025

Wishing you a spooky šŸ‘»safe and Happy Halloween! šŸŽƒšŸ¬šŸ­

šŸ’„Monday MindsetšŸ’„We’ve all heard it, but recently I’ve felt it a lot. I’m very lucky to get to do what I love each and ev...
10/27/2025

šŸ’„Monday MindsetšŸ’„

We’ve all heard it, but recently I’ve felt it a lot. I’m very lucky to get to do what I love each and every day. Not to say there’s not stressed involved (single business owner, pregnant and due in the new year trying to navigate lol)- but on average the days are exciting and fulfilling. If you’re in the ā€œnot doing what you loveā€ category, I know it’s not as simple as getting a new job, but what’s one thing you can change to make it more fulfilling? Find the small things you can control and see how it changes things. Make it a great week šŸ¤Dr. Sam

šŸ’„Monday MindsetšŸ’„We’ve all heard that it’s not about where you start, but where you finish. Today can be the start to som...
10/20/2025

šŸ’„Monday MindsetšŸ’„

We’ve all heard that it’s not about where you start, but where you finish. Today can be the start to something great if you take the opportunity to seize it. What are you doing to use as your launching pad to greatness? Whatever it is, make it a great week šŸ¤Dr. Sam

šŸ’„Monday MindsetšŸ’„Last week I was sitting in class and we were talking about big goals. About how often times we shy away ...
10/13/2025

šŸ’„Monday MindsetšŸ’„

Last week I was sitting in class and we were talking about big goals. About how often times we shy away from them because we look too far ahead about getting from start to finish without thinking about the little steps in between to get there and then we just abandon the goal. This is your reminder that none of us can just skip steps and hop right to the top— we have to take small steps and ascend the whole stair case one small step at a time to get anywhere worth going. What small step towards a big goal are you making this week? Make it a great week šŸ¤Dr. Sam

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It is often said that chiropractic finds you, you do not find it. As I reflect on how life has played out over the last 5 years, I’ve found that to become true. My life as an avid runner is what led me to discover chiropractic in the first place. My biggest role model in my life is my mom, a bad a** runner who inspired me to follow in her footsteps (pun intended). After my own struggles with weight, I took to running and haven’t looked back. In 2010 I ran my first marathon with my mom by my side the entire time, earning myself a Boston Qualifier. Despite getting into Boston for 2011, I was injury plagued following the marathon. An IT band injury kept me sidelined until I could rehab enough to get back to running. In 2012 I was able to run my second full marathon and in 2013 my third. After my 2013 marathon, my IT band injury returned. I took some time away from running while I finished up my undergrad career at the University of Michigan. During this time I adopted various cross-training activities to maintain my fitness level and also spent a great deal of time in physical therapy and doing rehabilitation on my own. Nothing was quite getting me back to running pain free.

Upon graduation in May 2014 with a Movement Science degree, I was back to running some but continued to be plagued by injury. I moved home with my parents and was working as a secretary in the construction field while trying to figure out what my next steps were. Not being able to run as far or as fast as I wanted to was growing old. Finally, my dad suggested I go see his chiropractor. It was my last resort, as I’d tried just about everything to relieve the pain and get back to running like I knew I could. I remember calling to make an appointment and being told the doctor has a 6-week waiting list- the 22 year old version of myself was annoyed and couldn’t comprehend a 6-week wait (we Millenials are truly all about instant gratification and this situation was no exception). I remember getting a call from the office while at work one afternoon in August of 2014 asking me if I’d like to move my appointment up earlier as there had been a cancellation; I jumped at the opportunity and headed off to the chiropractor. I remember my first visit like it was yesterday.

I sat in the doctor’s office and she listened to my story, acknowledged my frustration with not being able to do what I loved. She took the time to examine and assess me, acknowledging how interconnected the body is and helped me understand how each of my symptoms related to each other and to the underlying dysfunction I was experiencing. After an explanation of what she had found and an explanation of how she could help, she began to treat. My initial treatment included what I now understand as dry needling, Active Release and an adjustment. I remember rolling over for a side-posture adjustment and looking up at her diploma that read ā€œDoctor of Chiropractic.ā€ In that moment, as the adjustment was delivered I decided to myself that I was going to be a chiropractor.

I went home after my first appointment initially feeling a little sore from the input, but the next day, I felt the most relief I had felt in months. I kept quiet about my decision to become a chiropractor. I spent time at work and at home researching what chiropractic was and where I could go to learn. After gathering the information, I told my parents and my fiancĆ© that I had decided I was going to quit my job, move far away (there are no chiropractic schools in Michigan) and go to chiropractic school. Mind you, I was not a very adventurous person and had never lived further than 20 miles from home, so this came as a shock to everyone. Everyone was very supportive of my decision, my dad went down to St. Louis with me in November 2014 to visit Logan College of Chiropractic. In the hotel the night following my tour, his only question was ā€œwhen are you going to start?ā€ He knew I was in my element being on that campus and was excited for me to start this next chapter.