Horse is this year’s zodiac (2026), and the 7th animal in the 12-year cycle of the Chinese zodiac signs, coming after the Snake and before the Goat. Recent years of the Horse include 2026, 2014, 2002, 1990, 1978, 1966, and 1954, with the next Horse year in 2038 (Year of the Earth Horse). It is associated with the earthly branch sign of wu.

According to Chinese astrology, Horse is confident, agreeable, and responsible, although they also tend to dislike being reined in by others. They’re fit and intelligent, adoring physical and mental exertion; they’re decisive but also easily swayed and impatient.

Chinese Zodiac Years for Horse

The Chinese zodiacs, like many aspects of traditional Chinese culture, are derived from the Chinese lunar calendar, which does not correspond exactly with the Gregorian calendar. You can use our calculator below to quickly find your sign.

For those born in January or February, pay special attention to when the Chinese New Year begins, as your zodiac animal sign may fall in the previous year’s cycle (see the chart below).

for more info, go to Year of the Horse: Fortune, Personality, Horoscope (2026)

Meaning of the Fire Horse in Lunar New Year (2026)

The Lunar New Year of 2026 marks the Year of the Fire Horse in the Chinese zodiac cycle.

In Chinese astrology:

The Horse symbolizes energy, freedom, speed, and strong spirit.

The Fire element represents passion, intensity, ambition, and leadership.

When combined, the Fire Horse represents:

Powerful drive and determination

Boldness and independence

Charisma and strong personality

Fast-moving change and dynamic energy

A Fire Horse year is often seen as a time of action, transformation, and high motivation. However, because both Horse and Fire are very strong energies, it can also bring impulsiveness or dramatic shifts.

In short, the Lunar New Year Fire Horse symbolizes a year of passion, courage, and powerful forward movement.

Year of the fire horse – explained: the Chinese zodiac sign that’s all about intensity

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Year of the fire horse – explained: the Chinese zodiac sign that’s all about intensity

Lunar new year has ushered in a rare zodiac symbol with a reputation for energy and independence

As the lunar new year begins, the focus has turned to the Chinese zodiac and the arrival of the year of the fire horse – a rare pairing in the 60-year lunar cycle.

Drawing on Chinese metaphysics, the fire horse blends the horse’s reputation for energy and independence with the intensity of the fire element, giving it a distinct place in the zodiac tradition.

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What is the Chinese zodiac and the five elements?

The Chinese zodiac is a 12-year cycle in which each year is represented by an animal sign: rat, ox, tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, goat, monkey, rooster, dog and pig. With roots in ancient lunar calendar traditions, the system places certain personality traits under various birth years.

Alongside the animals, Chinese astrology incorporates the five elements: wood, fire, earth, metal and water. These elements rotate with the zodiac animals, creating a 60-year cycle. Each element is believed to influence one’s traits and destiny.

“The metaphysical theory is that everything on this Earth, including humans, are made up of these five elements and then within these elements, there are yin and yang versions,” the holistic Chinese astrologer Lydia Lee says.

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How and when does the fire horse occur?

Once every 60 years, the fire horse is created by pairing the horse with the fire element.

The Chinese zodiac system combines 12 animal signs with the 10 heavenly stems, or 10 symbols that represent the five elements, each in yin and yang forms.

As the animal signs and elements rotate together year by year, every zodiac year is assigned an animal and element. A fire horse year is often described as being fast-moving and high-energy. The last fire horse was in 1966, when China’s Cultural Revolution began, a time of political and social upheaval.

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What are the personality traits of the fire horse?

People born in horse years are forthright, strong in reasoning and alert, says Ming Shao, a Melbourne-based feng shui expert. “They are also eloquent … and known for being impatient, wilful [and] heroic individuals,” he says. Adding fire “intensifies” the horse’s characteristics including dynamism, energy, dedication and leadership, according to Shao.

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What is predicted for the fire horse year?

Experts say the fire horse year is widely expected to bring intense, fast-paced change on a personal and global level.

Xiaohuan Zhao, a professor in Chinese studies at the University of Sydney, says “rather than predicting disaster, traditional readings frame the fire horse year as a period where heightened energy needs to be managed wisely”.

“Slowing down before making major decisions, staying grounded, and cultivating emotional steadiness are … key ways to navigate the year’s momentum”, he adds.

Grace Niu, a Sydney-based feng shui consultant, also suggests caution, saying that the fire horse year amplifies every natural trait to an intense degree, resulting in “unstoppable drive [and] immense passion … but like a wildfire, that energy must be directed or it can burn through everything – including themselves”.

Pan Wang, an associate professor of Chinese studies at the University of New South Wales, says that based on historical patterns, the fire horse year is predicted to be a challenging period marked by upheaval. “The fire element can manifest as instability and violence, as well as heated economic development and rapid, sometimes reckless, growth.”

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Could any industries, zodiac signs or age groups be especially affected?

According to Zhao, industries “connected with movement, heat or rapid change such as technology, finance, transportation, energy and entertainment may feel the fire horse year’s fast and intense pace more strongly”.

In Chinese astrology, the fire horse and those with rat signs are considered a challenging match: the horse’s impulsive, high-energy nature clashes with the rat’s cautious and strategic approach. Other zodiac signs expected to be most affected by the fire horse include the rabbit and the ox.

But not all clashes are bad. For Lee, clashes in energy can bring vital change. “When we experience our lives being stagnant … we actually welcome clashes because it can be transformed into breakthroughs,” she says.

Niu says people entering new life chapters, such as those turning 30, 42, or 60 years old, may find the energy creating a profound rite of passage.

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What’s the best way to navigate the year?

The key is to stay grounded. Balancing the fire with water-element practices such as slowing down, meditating and hydrating can help, the Sydney-based feng shui expert Mina Zheng says.

Everybody will experience too much fire, she says, adding: “We need to drink a lot more water, more than before, and we also need to cherish water.”

Zheng highlights the balancing power of the earth element to help offset fire. She recommends eating more earthy root vegetables like potatoes and carrots.

Thierry Chow, a Hong Kong-based feng shui expert, suggests wearing certain colours. She says those born in the summer months should “wear more cool tones to help balance out the heavy fire … such as silver, gold, blue and white”.

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Is the fire horse something to fear?

Definitely do not fear, Pan says. “I think the fire horse is a self-paradoxical year: it can bring extreme success, such as rapid career progression, but it can also be extremely challenging if one burns out or succumbs to anxiety, which may lead to failure. That said, if we harness the fire horse well, there’s nothing to fear. Embrace the challenge and find a balance!”

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On Friday, October 21, 2022, global business leaders, philanthropists, socialites, and celebrities came to support Mommy’s Heart to benefit abused and neglected children and families struggling through the family court system. Mommy’s Heart is the only organization of its kind providing much needed legal and mental health services to eligible families suffering retaliation by their abusers for reporting violence.

The evening included cocktails, dinner, dessert, a silent auction, and live entertainment by cellist Chris James and celebrity comedian Dan Nainan in a private Fifth Avenue residence in Manhattan’s upper east side. The event was generously catered by Amaranth Restaurant. Appetizers included lentil vinaigrette caprese salad with mixed green vegetables accompanied by thin crispy focaccia with robiola cheese from Amaranth’s brick oven. Guests were served entrées of Lobster ravioli alla vodka, mediterranean branzino filet with spinach, baby chicken poussin with mashed potato and asparagus, and veal scallopine alla provençale with jasmine rice. Alcohol for the evening was generously provided by McCabes Wine & Spirits. Guests enjoyed gift bags by Diptyque of scented notebooks, coasters, and signature fragrance.

Other sponsors included Le Maison du Chocolat, Serafina, Custom Candle Company, Zitomer, Eros Flowers NYC, and Morton Williams Supermarkets. The host committee included Sean Stone, Billy Bob Thornton, Sally Kirkland, Charles Matthau, and Florence Anthony. Guests included Assemblywoman Rebecca Seawright, representing the East Side of Manhattan, former District Attorney Charles Guria, Esq., Dr. JP Farrell, and Craig Herskowitz, Esq. Board members, Michael J. Golia, Esq., Myles von Trapp, Lorraine Silvetz, MSW, Paige Bluhdorn, and Noelle Dunphy were also in attendance. Additional notable attendees included Joycelyn Engle and Joseph Di Palma, Edward Drengot Stroh, Andrew Reese, Julia Lindenthal, Eliza Williams, Miss China USA, Renee Yuting, Rianna Polin, Brett Peck, Art Hotz, Diane Poole-Chessin, Nicole J. Chessin, Esq., Dr. Robert Silvetz, Alec Andronikov, Farzana Niemann, Barbara Tate, Dr. Awadhesh Gupta, Eleanor Vale, Esq., and Chanel Korby. Photographers for the evening included Michael Ostuni/Patrick McMullan Company and Jeff Smith.

Mommy’s Heart is honored to report its alliance with Assemblywoman Rebecca Seawright, who announced her endorsement of Mommy’s Heart and that she will work with the organization to create new legislation to support human rights.

Lorraine Silvetz, MSW, Director of Mental Health Services at Mommy’s Heart and Executive Director of Global Stress Initiative under the auspices of the International Committee Against Mental Illness (ICAMI) announced, during the evening, the positive results received by a Mommy’s Heart client after a one month’s treatment for PTSD utilizing their non-invasive protocol, individualized transcranial magnetic stimulation (iTMS). This treatment, valued at over $12,000, is administered at a Global Stress Initiative clinic affiliate in Syosset, New York, five days a week, for 40 minutes each day and includes 3 EEGs or brain scans in the first month of treatment. In their experience, they’ve had 99% efficacy treating PTSD for the military, domestic violence and other survivors of trauma.

“I am proud to be on the board of a nonprofit that is much needed in America today. Not only does domestic violence need to end, but the court needs to stop re-victimizing us,” said board member Noelle Dunphy.

Actress Julianne Michelle (Reeves Stroh), LMSW, founder and executive director of Mommy’s Heart, urged guests to please reach into their heart and their wallet to donate what they could afford to give to this 501(c)3 that hits close to home, as many board members suffered from domestic violence or had parents who abused or neglected a spouse or the children. “There are so many wonderful causes. However, our children here at home are in crisis, and we need to take action now. Failure is not an option. We are so grateful to Assemblywoman Rebecca Seawright and DA Charles Guria for their support and attendance. We are so grateful to all those who donated to our cause.”

The evening raised significant funds for abused and neglected children and families.

Lei Hua Chay, Julianne Michelle, Keith Jensen
Photo by: Jeff Smith

To learn more how you can help, please visit www.mommysheartfoundation.com

Mommy’s Heart, Inc.: Mommy’s Heart is a 501 (c) 3, which provides free legal representation and mental health services to fit mothers and children, who have been subjected to intimate partner violence and have been victimized by the civil rights violations of the family court system. Mommy’s Heart provides much needed resources to eligible parents, so that no parent ever has to fear losing a child to their abuser for reporting violence.

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On Wednesday, May 11, 2022, actresses and child advocates Julianne Michelle and Tina Louise hosted The Inaugural Mommy’s Heart Cocktail Reception and Silent Auction from 6pm-8pm at the very beloved Upper East Side staple, Dorrian’s Red Hand. Jimmy and Danny Dorrian graciously donated all food and wine for the evening, which included a silent auction of film and TV walk-on roles, consultations, acting and speech lessons, gift baskets, holistic and wellness treatments and packages, and more, a video presentation, a beautiful performance of the National Anthem by Patrick Hale, a Mommy’s Heart hugs booth, and gift bags featuring CBD infused candles and hand sanitizers adorned with the Mommy’s Heart logo. The host committee included Michael Madsen, Sally Kirkland, Florence Anthony, Nellie Sciutto, Michael J. Golia, and Tabber Benedict. Advisory Board members include Micheline Lataliza Epstein, MD, MS, FAAFP, Samuel K. Kelley, MD, Michael J. Golia, MD, JD, Kris McDaniel-Miccio, JD, LLM, JS.D, Linnda Durré, Ph.D., Lorraine Silvetz, MSW, Amy Neustein, Ph.D., Donna West, ACS Specialist/Supervisor, Sally Kirkland, Michael Madsen, Tina Louise, Amy Carlson, Sean Stone, Rita Cosby, Valerie McCaffrey, Maggie Norris, Brook Altman, Alicia Jackson and Lauren Lawrence. Additional notable attendees included Jean Shafiroff, Myles Von Trapp Derbyshire, Joycelyn Engle and Joseph Di Palma, Edward Drengot Stroh, Barbara Tate, Leigh Held, Paige Bluhdorn, Douglas Dechert, Carolyn Ward, Heidi Leiser, Chanel Korby, Regina Kravitz, Adrienne Stern, Errol Rappaport, Natalie Merkel and Lisa Yom. Photographers for the evening included Michael Ostuni/PMC, Jeff Smith, and Jayden Bempong.

Lorraine Silvetz, MSW, Executive Director of Global Stress Initiative under the auspices of the International Committee Against Mental Illness (ICAMI) announced, during the evening, their donation to Mommy’s Heart for one client to receive a month’s treatment for PTSD utilizing their non-invasive protocol, individualized transcranial magnetic stimulation (iTMS). This treatment, valued at over $12,000, is administered at a Global Stress Initiative clinic affiliate in Syosset, New York, five days a week, for 40 minutes each day and includes 3 EEGs or brain scans in the first month of treatment. In their experience, they’ve had 99% efficacy treating PTSD for the military, domestic violence and other survivors of trauma.

Julianne Michelle (Reeves Stroh), founder and executive director of Mommy’s Heart, stated: “There is a crisis happening, not just in this state or in this country, but around the globe. Family courts are seriously harming, and in other cases, killing innocent children when they move that child from a safe and loving mother into the hands of an abusive parent, ignoring documented histories of drug use and domestic violence. The status quo of denying fit parents their constitutional rights in family courts worldwide MUST stop, as one more death or injury of a child is one too many. A domestic violence survivor should not have to fear losing custody of her child in a retaliatory weaponization of the court system by her abusive ex if she calls 911 to escape a dangerous situation. This is a civil and human rights issue. It’s too late for child victims, Kyra Franchetti, Thomas Valva, and countless other children, who lost their lives to their abusive parent. We must take action now.”

To learn more how you can help, please visit www.mommysheartfoundation.com

Myles Von Trapp, Valerie Lettan, Julianne Michelle, Michael Golia, and Douglas Dechert

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Jean Shafiroff and Julianne Michelle

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Karla Bellotto, Paige Bluhdorn, and Denise Santomero

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Leigh Held, Julianne Michelle, Michael Golia, Lorraine Silvetz, and Dr. Sam Kelley

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Douglas Dechert, Sara Johnson Kaplan, Lorraine Silvetz, Heidi Leiser, Regina Kravitz, and Larry Chan
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Dr. Micheline Lataliza Epstein
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Tabber Benedict, Natalie Merkle, Kristin Ducharme, Chanel Korby, and Evette Jodie Stark
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Joycelyn Engle, Julianne Michelle, Sanaa Musvee, Dusty Burke, Dr. Micheline Lataliza Epstein, Eve Brookville, and Evette Jodie Stark
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Maggie Norris, Valerie Lettan, Michael Golia, and Leo Rivera
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Dr. Micheline Lataliza Epstein, Julianne Michelle, and Lisa Yom
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Abe Shainberg, Rebecca Ricks, and Patrick Hale
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Errol Rappaport and Natalie Krouser
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Alicia Jackson and Julianne Michelle
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Julianne Michelle, Joseph Di Palma, and Joycelyn Engle
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Karla Bellotto, Marcy Manfredonia, Paige Bluhdorn, and Barbara Tate
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Julianne Michelle and Danny Dorrian
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Lorraine Silvetz, Flora Pllumaj, Sara Johnson Kaplan, and Rebecca Ricks
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Win at Aging: How to Stay Fit, Free, and Love Your Retirement!

By Sharkie Zartman 

Here comes the test of your life. You can do nothing and watch yourself just completely fall apart as each year passes or you can join Sharkie Zartmanin her winning approach to aging. 

Quick read that could change the rest of your life for the better. Give it a try.

—Don Hurzeler, Former CEO of Zurich Middle Markets;

professional photographer, Author of The Way Up,

Designated for Success, and Smells Like Retirement.

With more people than ever being home and seeking out ways to motivate and enjoy life at this time, Sharkie Zartman has written a fun, inspirational, and energetic guide that will educate your audience, no matter their age (Author’s Place Press, on-sale: September 15, 2020; $19.95/Paperback). Sharkie’s energy will inspire and wow your audience with a mindset that invites them to see aging as an opportunity and a privilege, as well as a challenge! With her years of earned experience as both a health and fitness professor, as well as a high-level athlete, Sharkie will guide your audience to start now and have a sporting chance at living a full, and vibrant life regardless of age! Sharkie can speak on a variety of topics including:

·  HolisticTraining Principles for Empowered Aging

·  Training during the COVID19 Pandemic

·  The Power ofNutrition

·  Building Your Successful Aging Team

·  TheAthletic Mindset; How To Beat Aging

·  Take Good Care of Your Brain

·  Your UltimateGame Plan

·  The AgelessAthlete

·  RealizingExercise Is No Longer Optional

·  How to Stay inthe Game Until the End

·  The Power ofRAP (Resilience, Authenticity, and Purpose)

Sharkie Zartman has written a must-read book for all of us aging athletes who refuse to give in and want to meet head-on the challenges of growing older. 

As a former collegiate and professional athlete and now an orthopedic surgeon and sports medicine specialist, I address these issues every day not only with my own body but also those of my patients. Sharkie is right on with her approach to aging as a sport and tackles it with a proactive approach that will leave you grinning from ear to ear with each page of this great read. I urge all

to read it and learn that winning the game of aging can be done with determination, strategy, and grace.”

—BillStetson, MD Stetson Powell Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine AssociateClinical Professor, University of Southern California Keck School of Medicine, Team Orthopaedic Surgeon, USA Men’s and Women’s USA Volleyball Team

As a former, All American volleyball player who competed for UCLA, and was also a member of the USA National Team in l974, Sharkie Zartman brings her experience as a former athlete and award-winning coach to the pages of the this thought-provoking book. Sharkie Zartman learned from sports and these valuable lessons and skills can easily be applied to the challenges of Aging. As a professor in the areas of health and fitness, she also brings her academic experience to this important subject. This is a book for Baby Boomers as they develop their life plans regarding Health and Wellness.

—Rick Bava Author of “In Search of the Baby Boomer Generation”

Win atAging brings real advice, real understanding, real purpose to a very real challenge: aging. Sharkie Zartman has a talent for teaching while keeping you interested. If you wish to grow old with pep in your step, I strongly suggest you read this book.

—LynetteLouise “The Brain Broad” Internationally renowned neurotherapist, author, speaker, producer, host and proud mother to eight miraculous children.

Highly readable, motivating, encouraging, and helping the reader to accept themselves and move forward to greater health and enjoyment.

—Brian Weather don, certified financial planner, a retirement coach and author of “A Lifetime of Wealth.”

 Sharkie nails it in this amazing book on the aging process. Getting older doesn’t have to be a bad thing, and this book proves just that!

—Cornell Thomas, author, “The Power of Positivity” and “The Power Of Me”

Sharkie Zartman’s new book appeals to me because I’m right in line with her thinking. At age 60, I reunited our rock ’n roll band “The Invictas.”During the 60’s we had thousands of fans due to our record and dance called“The Hump.” Since reuniting in 2005, we’ve been featured on NBC’s Today Show, in USA Today, played with The Beach Boys and we’re rocking thousands of boomers with our high energy classic rock show. None of us on stage are young guys, we’re all 60 plus. As Sharkie says in her book, Win at Aging, we are all aging and every part of our body

and mind is vulnerable to aging. I believe her book will help inspire millions of us who refuse to go down without a fight. At age 72, I run around on stage like a kid, my job is not

only to entertain, I want to inspire others to follow their dreams and live life to the fullest. I am with you 100%and her book that will inspire me to continue doing what I’m doing because “I refuse to grow up.”We call our concept“Rock Till Ya Drop.”And I’m going to keep Sharkie’s book close to me at all times.

—HerbGross

www.theinvictas.com 

 Aging is a challenge. Treating it like a sport is both brilliant and inspiring. Sharkie hits a home run with Win at Aging. 

Exercise, smart eating, and wellness, both physical and mental IS the best plan. Lets get in the game! 

—Dr.Robert A Weil, Sports Podiatrist and Host of the Sports Doctor Radio Show

Sharkie Zartman has written an empowering book about aging based on an athlete‘s experience, knowledge, and insight. She combines sound information, humor, understanding, and personal insights that make the book a pleasure to read. I would recommend this as a “must-read” for anyone who wants to age successfully. 

—HelenDennis, co-author of Los Angeles Times bestseller Project Renewment, Columnist, Author and Lecturer

Here comes the test of your life. You can do nothing and watch yourself just completely fall apart as each year passes or you can join Sharkie Zartmanin her winning approach to aging. A quick read that could change the rest of your life for the better. Give it a try.

—Don Hurzeler, Former CEO of Zurich Middle Markets; ProfessionalPhotographer, Author of The Way Up, Designated for Success, and Smells LikeRetirement.

Sharkie Zartman is a professor of health and fitness.  She teaches classes in health and power yoga at ElCamino College. She is also the host of Sharkie’s PEP Talk on Healthy Life Radio and a Holistic HealthCoach. She is the author of nine books.  Her best selling YouthVolleyball book was ranked as a number one bestseller on Amazon for youth sports,  “Shark Sense”,is a fun empowerment book that has 5 five star reviews on Amazon and compares human goal searching behaviors to sharks. “So You Think You Can Coach Kids?” is a great resource for anyone who is coaching youth sports or just getting started, while#HeySportsParents gives parents an insightful guide to be a success with your child who plays sports.

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A  Long Life, Well Lived

Since 2001, health and wellness expert Dr. Daryl Gioffre has focused on helping his practice members achieve “a long life, well lived.” Fit and energetic, Dr. Gioffre is a prime example of the Wellness Lifestyle in action. He initially experienced chiropractic’s extraordinary healing benefits when his athletic career was restored following serious injuries while playing soccer for Boston College and the United States Men’s National Soccer Team. “I knew at that moment in my life that I would be a chiropractor one day helping others restore their quality of lives and reaching their peak potentials.”

Family Practice Excellence Award

Dr. Gioffre received his Bachelor of Science from Boston College and his Doctorate from the University of Bridgeport, College of Chiropractic where he graduated Summa Cum Laude. He is also an author and a lecturer whose high-tech approach to health includes using cutting-edge technology to determine the most accurate and effective approach to achieving and maintaining an optimal level of health. Dr. Gioffre has been honored twice with the Family Practice Excellence Award for his dedication to family health care in chiropractic.

Dr. Gioffre grew up in Rye Brook, New York, and now lives and practices on the upper east side of Manhattan. He is a member of the New York Chiropractic Council, the International Chiropractic Association and the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association.

I ask you: Are you ready to live a 100-year lifestyle? Are you ready to maintain a healthy body and mind? If you are committed to achieving these health goals, I am here to help you succeed!

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