2050 Cincinnati Dayton Rd.

Middletown, OH 45044 USA

513-422-7776

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    Category: Wellness Perspectives, Physical

    Healthy people express themselves consistent with their personality types, so there is a wide spectrum of normal behaviors that could contribute to achieving wellness. The technical end of wellness psychology encourages normal responses to the challenges of life, rather than just treating mental and

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  • "Everyone is so friendly. Good at what they do and efficient!"
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  • "I moved to area last year and found Chiropractic Associates and absolutely love the place. All the staff and Mattew Houchin is great. He is a great people person that listens to you. I get results going there. I highly recommend them."
    Joyce
  • "I had never been to a chiropracter before but I am a believer now! Bad car accident..I can not believe how much better I feel after my first visit to Dr Houchin. Great staff..great Doc's!"
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