It's OK to ask for help...

In addition to the physical stress of an auto accident, a big toll can be taken on our mental health, too! ​When someone asks you how you’re doing, how do you respond?  Fine, thanks, how are you? 
When you’re not actually fine, but F.I.N.E. (Frantic, Insecure, Neurotic, Emotional), do you have anyone to talk to?

Written by Steve Orcutt
Napier & George, PS

​The increased stressors over the last 3 years on people’s mental and emotional wellbeing have dramatically increased the issues people have been encountering.  However, many people have socially distanced themselves from vital support systems like friends or family, or even professional help.  When you add an auto accident on top of that, with stress from the accident, insurance, and the healing process, or even more severe issues like accident-related PTSD, it can be overwhelming.
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Contact McCann Family Chiropractic

​Maybe your mental health feels like a private issue, or taboo thing to talk openly about.  We’ve seen many car accident victims who are reluctant to open up and seek help for the mental and emotional issues they face.  We know through experience and numerous medical studies, that when people are experiencing physical pain or mental and emotional stress, injuries heal slower, and as a result, may see more health complications …which then adds more stress. 
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You don’t have to carry the weight of the world; it isn’t good for your back.  It’s ok to share the burden and talk to someone.  If it helps you, talk to your doctor, talk to us.  We care and we will listen.  
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We make it a point to create a safe opportunity for our clients to share about what is going on in their lives that effects how they are doing mentally and emotionally.  They often tell us of so many issues they’ve been having and haven’t shared with anyone, and then are so thankful to bring it into the open and start dealing with it. It’s rewarding and encouraging for us to make those connections, and it’s easier to tackle the problems together!
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At Napier & George, we know that some issues really do require a mental health professional, so we have been working over the last year to develop relationships with those mental health providers that have specific training in treating car accident victims. For many of our clients, it has been the help they needed to get back to feeling normal and overcome the issues they’ve been facing.

I've been in an accident & need chiropractic help!

From the first day we set up our office at Napier & George, our number one goal was to help people by removing stress and handling everything we can.  We want to enforce the insurance coverages that you should be entitled to, assist with your damaged vehicle, monitor your bills so there’s no surprises, and handle all the paperwork and phone calls so clients could focus on getting better.  More than that, we’ve strived to make the personal connections that give people the assurance that they ARE taken care of, and that their health and mental and emotional wellbeing really matters.  Remember that there are people that care about you and want to help!  If help is what you need, let us support you.
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Written by Steve Orcutt
Napier & George, PS