Find The Root Cause Of Your Problem
Addressing the source of your problem as opposed to just treating the painful structures requires a certain understanding as to how your whole body moves and how that impacts the regions of your body. This is what I do best.
I remind my patients that “the victim screams the loudest BUT the source of your pain can be far away.” Think about how an old ankle sprain can be related to your low back pain.
Your knee hurts? The cause can stem from an old hip injury. Or even an old neck issue.
Your low back bothers you after a round of golf? Maybe your old shoulder injury is playing a part here.
Think about how your pelvic floor can be related to how you lift or an old foot problem. Everything is connected.
I will figure out what’s driving your symptoms and get you back doing your favorite activity. My goal is to assess you as a whole person and determine how I can help you heal.
Find The Root Cause Of Your Problem
Addressing the source of your problem as opposed to just treating the painful structures requires a certain understanding as to how your whole body moves and how that impacts the regions of your body. This is what I do best.
I remind my patients that “the victim screams the loudest BUT the source of your pain can be far away.” Think about how an old ankle sprain can be related to your low back pain.
Your knee hurts? The cause can stem from an old hip injury. Or even an old neck issue.
Your low back bothers you after a round of golf? Maybe your old shoulder injury is playing a part here.
Think about how your pelvic floor can be related to how you lift or an old foot problem. Everything is connected.
I will figure out what’s driving your symptoms and get you back doing your favorite activity. My goal is to assess you as a whole person and determine how I can help you heal.
GET MOVING AGAIN
I use a unique clinical reasoning process to figure out if I should treat your foot for your low back pain or your low back. Or do I treat your neck for your shoulder pain or your shoulder? We will then know the driving influences that are responsible for your symptoms.
I will then design a detailed treatment and movement program targeted to your driver. The driver is the underlying cause of your problem.
Whenever we have problems in our body, we unconsciously change how we move. We alter our posture and change our center of mass. Over time, our bodies lose options for movement.
Along with my hands on work, we will work together to retrain new movement patterns that will better serve you when you go back to activity.
GET MOVING AGAIN
I use a unique clinical reasoning process to figure out if I should treat your foot for your low back pain or your low back. Or do I treat your neck for your shoulder pain or your shoulder? We will then know the driving influences that are responsible for your symptoms.
I will then design a detailed treatment and movement program targeted to your driver. The driver is the underlying cause of your problem.
Whenever we have problems in our body, we unconsciously change how we move. We alter our posture and change our center of mass. Over time, our bodies lose options for movement.
Along with my hands on work, we will work together to retrain new movement patterns that will better serve you when you go back to activity.
PREVENT FURTHER INJURIES
They say an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. And that cannot be more true when it comes to your body. Why is it that we are always reacting to an injury instead of preventing it?
Don’t you want to continue to perform at your best level without interruption due to an injury which may have been prevented?
Do you ever start a running program, a new sport, train for a marathon, change jobs and have to sit or stand more only to be ambushed mid way because of an injury? I know I have!
How well can your body adapt to this? Our old injuries and movement history will definitely play a part in how we move.
Someone who has been a rower all their life, will have a different strategy for movement than a golfer or a ballet dancer.
These patterns will play a role in how you approach a new sport, a new activity or even a new way of sitting.
PREVENT FURTHER INJURIES
They say an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. And that cannot be more true when it comes to your body. Why is it that we are always reacting to an injury instead of preventing it?
Don’t you want to continue to perform at your best level without interruption due to an injury which may have been prevented?
Do you ever start a running program, a new sport, train for a marathon, change jobs and have to sit or stand more only to be ambushed mid way because of an injury? I know I have!
How well can your body adapt to this? Our old injuries and movement history will definitely play a part in how we move.
Someone who has been a rower all their life, will have a different strategy for movement than a golfer or a ballet dancer.
These patterns will play a role in how you approach a new sport, a new activity or even a new way of sitting.
