Clearing the Smoke: A Doctor’s Perspective on the Hidden Harms of Marijuana

Marijuana has become increasingly popular over the past decade. With legalization and recreational dispensaries now found on nearly every corner, cannabis use is skyrocketing. It’s often seen as relatively benign, especially when compared to alcohol or tobacco, however the data is not particularly supportive of this. One key issue is that the harms and side…

The Healing Power of Sound: How Vibrational Therapy Supports the Nervous System

The Body Remembers What the Mind Tries to Forget At Heart Spring Health, we often meet patients navigating the long-term effects of chronic stress, emotional burnout, and unresolved trauma. While many people seek care for physical symptoms—fatigue, pain, anxiety, digestive issues—it’s clear that the nervous system plays a central role in both the root cause…

Working with Anxiety and Insomnia: Part 3 Human Connection, Movement and Nourishment

In part one and two of this three part series about working with anxiety and insomnia, we talked about “getting off electronics and getting into nature” and “sleep hygiene.” Now, we will give a brief shout-out to some other (free!) tools that can help with anxiety and insomnia—and of course, just overall well-being: human connection,…