Richard Hingel, DC, CMP: Meet Dr. Hingel

Meet Dr. Hingel

Dr. Hingel received his Chiropractic degree, from Life Chiropractic College-West in 1989, Magna Cum Laude. He has post graduate trainings and certifications in rehabilitation, manual medicine, and Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR).

His passion and interest in healing, over the past forty years, has been in the continuously evolving awareness and integration of the body and mind. He has studied and taught Tai Chi and Chi Gung for over 20 years and often integrates selected movements into his patients’ rehab routine.

In his practice, Dr. Hingel enjoys helping his patients rediscover balance in their bodies, increased awareness, and ease and stability in movement.

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Dr. Hingel’s integrative approach to healing integrates Chiropractic techniques, Manual Therapy and Rehabilitation, Mind-Body Awareness in posture, movement, and stillness, and Nutrition: looking at how we nourish, and support ourselves (physically and emotionally) to heal and optimize our health. Richard's treatments are dynamic, highly participatory, and absolutely unique for every patient. Drawing from a variety of disciplines, his goal is to get your body back on track, and integrated in its own optimum balance.

With over 40 years of experience in the healing arts, and thirty as a licensed DC, Dr. Hingel's caring approach will help you learn to self-correct, re-learn, re-integrate, and stabilize. Whether it’s a new or old injury, a chronic problem, or accumulated stress, Dr. Hingel has helped thousands of patients heal conditions previously unresponsive to treatment, generally

in far fewer visits than standard chiropractic care. In the process, patients gather a greater awareness and understanding of how their bodies work and how to work with their bodies, building a greater sense of well-being, beginning on day one.

Here is a list of just some of the conditions well treated with this approach:

* headaches, neck pain, vertigo

* whiplash and sports injuries

* temporomandibular pain and dysfunction

* rotator cuff and shoulder problems

* lower back pain and sciatica

* hip, knee, and ankle pain

* tennis and golfer's elbow

* wrist, hand, and finger pain

* arthritis

* achilles tendonitis, sprained ankles

* plantar fasciitis and foot pain

* muscle pain, tension, and trigger points

* feelings of imbalance and asymmetry

* pain that arises within particular movements or positions

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