My mojo....

Whether you come to me for pain elimination, inflammation work or stress reduction; I have a wide variety of advanced skills backed by an anatomy and physiology knowledge base along with a heart for educating. 

 

I prefer to look at the body holistically, no one system or muscle works alone.  My curious nature wants to know about your pain as well as why and when it reoccurs?  What happened before you noticed this issue reoccurring?  It could be an accident, it could have been a psychosomatic issue, like the loss of something meaningful to you, a health change, etc.  My goal is to truly facilitate change in your body, not just two to three days of temporary relief.  You will have to be mentally ready and open for the change to occur.  

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I ask a lot of questions because I want to piece together the puzzle of your history. History matters to the patterns our brain creates in order to keep us mobile, safe and in balance. I use assessments and muscle testing to read the nervous system; lymphatic techniques, breath work, organ functionality, scars and fascial adhesions, all play a significant role in what your body is expressing. 

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My goal is to meet the client where they are at, creating a customized mixture of my techniques to address their needs. My work is often surprising to new clients, by the results they feel at the end of the session. I hear a lot of people comment that they believed they just had to live with the pain. 

 

My services are unique because I am interested in how the brain is engaging the body. The body communicates with us through symptoms of pain and whispers of imbalance and tell a story for it's resolve.  I enjoy translating symptoms into solutions for continued self care.  My goal is to help you connect and understand the language of your body. 

 

Historically, I am an educator, I taught k-college for nearly two decades.  I continue to teach about the human body on a daily and facilitate change to those who enter my room. 

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What issues have I assisted clients with...

• Numbness and tingling of the hands, including carpal tunnel.

• limitations to joint range of motion, including frozen shoulder

• chronic headaches/neck pain

• Back pain, bulging discs

• Plantar fasciitis

• Muscle pain, especially when you do not think it is bad enough to get an MRI but you would like to be free from the pain.

• unexplained early fatigue for muscles

• Nerve impingement

• Trigger finger

• unexplained mobility and coordination issues (not associated to a health diagnosis.)

• Inflammation driven allergy and sinus issues

• Parkinson's (Please call for more information on how this may apply to PD.)

• c-section and other post surgical scar tissue work

• bladder control issues, especially post pregnancy

• concussions

• the inability to sit for more than an hour without pain

• Improving organ health to reduce the inflammation and pain

• and much more

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If you want to fall in love with movement again,

you have found the right place!

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