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October is National Chiropractic Health Month
Chiropractic: Joint Efforts
Chiropractic services can support joint health and functioning, contributing to more movement, better health and enhanced quality of life.
Every day, our joints play a fundamental role in keeping our bodies moving and able to do everything from completing daily tasks and enjoying leisure activities to achieving athletic feats of wonder. When they function well, we barely notice them; but with age, our joints become more prone to injury and wear and tear, which can lead to pain and functional limitations.
This October, during National Chiropractic Health Month 2026, ACA members and doctors of chiropractic nationwide will raise awareness of the importance of joint health by sharing health promotion and injury prevention strategies. They will also highlight how chiropractors can help people manage joint pain and injuries, and enhance joint function, with an evidence-based, nondrug approach.
Visit the NCHM 2026 campaign toolkit at acatoday.org/NCHM for more resources and ideas on how to participate.
New Hampshire Chiropractic Association Elects New Board of Directors at Annual Meeting
Manchester, NH — May 27, 2025 — The New Hampshire Chiropractic Association (NHCA) is proud to announce the election of its new Board of Directors, selected by members during the Association’s annual in-person meeting held recently in Manchester.
Steve Baroody, DC
Daniel Kyparissis, DC
Two new members joined the board this year: Daniel Kyparissis, DC, of North Conway, and Steve Baroody, DC, of Manchester. The board subsequently elected Dr. Kyparissis to serve as President for the upcoming term.
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Animal Chiropractic Protection Act passes into law in NH
We’re excited to share great news for pet owners and animal lovers across New Hampshire! A new law—House Bill 267, signed by Governor Ayotte in 2025—now protects the ability for qualified Doctors of Chiropractic to provide safe, specialized chiropractic care for animals, improving access to holistic care options for pets across the state.
This important legislation, championed by Representative Diane Kelley, ensures that animals can benefit from gentle, non-invasive chiropractic techniques that help improve mobility, reduce pain, and support overall wellness—especially for pets with musculoskeletal issues, injuries, or age-related stiffness.
Rep. Diane Kelley poses with her dog, Bodhi.
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Dear Colleagues and Friends,
Thank you for visiting our website. The New Hampshire Chiropractic Association is a non-profit volunteer organization. In addition to the services we provide our membership, the NHCA is first and foremost concerned with assisting in the education of the public and our elected officials on the benefits chiropractic care provides in achieving health and wellness without the use of drugs or surgery. This has become especially important in view of the modern opioid epidemic.
With NH citizens in mind, we meet regularly with our elected officials in an attempt to share with them the most current research and related information on non-pharmacologic forms of health care, the largest provider of which nationwide is the chiropractic profession. Please visit the section on opioids, and the numerous links provided, to learn more about how chiropractic has been shown to reduce the use of opioid medications while maintaining outstanding levels of patient satisfaction.
The many devoted and highly educated members of our association will be happy to answer any questions you might have. Please feel free to contact us or one of our members for further information.
In Health,
Dr. Daniel Kyparissis
NHCA President
