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I enjoy spending quality time with my patients. I do my best to treat each patient like a member of my own family. As long as time permits, I try to work some form of manual therapy / hands-on modality into my patient care in a healing and therapeutic manner.

I like to gather all of the pieces of each individual’s healthcare puzzle, and then sit one-on-one to really listen to each unique story, in an effort to figure out what they are in need of, and what potential avenues could still be explored.

The primary conditions that I enjoy working with are ones involving acute / chronic pain, chronic anxiety, depression, difficulty sleeping, immune / nervous system dysfunction, and past traumas. I strive to work holistically with each unique individual, to find where we can work together on all of the foundational aspects of reestablishing optimal health with regard to diet / nutrition / hydration, sleep, stress management, movement, sweating & detoxification, nature, love / connection / support, and all of the aspects of optimal health that support individuals to flourish within this world.

I also enjoy providing therapeutic treatment to patients with the use of a gentle manual myofascial release technique, that uses a light touch to relieve tension along the myofascial tension lines, involving the interconnectedness throughout the fascial layers, with special consideration to the respiratory diaphragm and the abdominopelvic viscera, as well.

I work on rebalancing the autonomic nervous system by releasing the diaphragm, and treating the vagus nerve, with both manual therapy, as well as perineural injection therapy (PIT), and work to uncover any past traumas held within the tissues of the body. This essentially provides a head-to-toe treatment with the combination of the manual release, as well as PIT in more local regions where indicated.

The overall effect is transformative, where patients often experience a significant release of past traumas / emotions / experiences / visions that have been guarded within holding patterns throughout their soft tissue, and more specifically within the myofascia, respiratory diaphragm, and visceral fascia.