When the tests are clear but something still isn't right.

Our bodies were designed for wholeness

Our cells, fascia, organs, vessels, joints, and muscles all work together, guided by the nervous system, hormonal system, and other cell signaling systems to keep us balanced, moving and healthy…in harmony, like a symphony. 

Any injury, surgery, trauma-physical or emotional, stressful event, unhealthy diet, negatively impacts the bodys ability to do all of its jobs. This creates strain on the body and the need for the body to try to adapt to continue functioning. 

The more stress and strains one has accumulated, the greater burden and the need for compensations.

It’s even worse if you have underlying genetic vulnerabilities – which many of us do.

Chasing symptoms isn’t working for most

Sadly, most medical systems are only equipped to look at one part of the body and solely focus on the area of symptoms, pain, injury and or degeneration. This leads to diagnosis after diagnosis, increasing medications, and the offers of injections, surgeries, or ineffective exercises and frustration. 

A Systems Based Approach versus chasing symptoms: Treating the Whole Person

Our training in Functional and Orthopedic Manual Therapy, Visceral, Vascular, and Neural Manipulation, and Functional Medicine, along with 26 years of working with patients has equipped us with the knowledge, understanding and wisdom of how the human body desires to work efficiently. 

We unpack your story, which quickly helps us and you understand how your body as adapted (or not) to the challenges you have endured throughout life.

Functional Medicine problem solving, coupled with Manual Therapy hands-on assessment help us determine a priority list for how your body needs and wants to be treated…and often it isn’t in the place where you are suffering the most.

Your brilliant body has an order in which it would like to be treated. When we honor that order, only then the body is able to come into better balance.

(Coming soon: Learn what assessment looks like in the clinic)

Restorative care

 While there are basic concepts of health we all need to learn and implement, there is no “one size fits all” when it comes to treatment. Your body is unique genetically, what you have endured throughout life, and what your current life is like. 

Treatment is a combination of:

-Functional Medicine Lifestyle Concepts such as strategies to decrease inflammation, support detoxification, improve cellular health, sleep, and safe and efficient exercise. 

and 

-Orthopedic and Integrative Manual Physical Therapy to improve the structure and function of: joints, fascia, nerves, organs, vessels, lymph flow, pressure systems, cerebrospinal fluid flow, and reintegrate the structures back into the functioning whole – whether its through nervous system retraining, or gait and movement retraining. 

We don’t just do things to you for the sake of doing them or follow a protocol. Each treatment progresses on the work prior – all focused on restoring efficient structural and functional health and integrating back to the whole. We pretest and post test each visit, tracking your progress to ensure we are efficient and effective in helping you meet your goals. 

Who this is for

People who’ve been told their labs are normal, their scans are clean, and the only options left are medications, surgeries, more non precise therapies — or worse, nothing.

Concussion and post-concussion symptoms that haven’t resolved — in athletes, but also in anyone who hit their head. Car accidents, falls, workplace injuries. Adults and kids both.

Injuries that healed but left something behind. Surgeries, sprains, fractures, repetitive strain — where the tissue recovered and function didn’t.

Children and teens carrying the effects of birth trauma, early falls, or repeated injury, where posture, movement, or development isn’t tracking the way it should 

Cases nobody has been able to figure out — symptoms that don’t match the imaging, don’t fit one diagnosis, or don’t seem connected to each other.

And, selectively: complex chronic cases involving multiple systems and long histories. This work is slower, requires substantial change at home, and I take a limited number of these.

And people ready to do the work outside the clinic — because that’s most of it.

How care works here

Restoration isn’t one visit. Your body has been compensating for a long time. Finding what’s driving it and restoring it takes more than a single appointment.

Care begins with:

90-minute evaluation — full history, whole-body structural assessment, and our analysis of what is actually contributing to and driving your symptoms. This is where the multiple whys get found.

The Foundations for Functional Health — the online and coach guided work that moves the needle: boosting a healthy nervous system, learning how to decrease inflammatory load and simple, effective full body mobility and stability to keep organs, nerves, and joints healthy.

(coming soon: learn more)

Six visits — weekly at first, then every other week, then a month out as your body becomes less burden. 

$3,285

Payment plans available · Your $100 Discovery Call is credited toward enrollment

Continued care after that is per visit, based on what you need.

Why the home study work is critical to our work and your improvement

What we’ve learned over twenty-six years is that we can restore something on the table, and if nothing changes at home, it doesn’t hold. You come back and we are treating the same thing again. And again. That is not a good use of your money or my hands.

Not only is the goal for your body to work better, but even more so, it is to empower you to have the skills to keep it working better for a lifetime.

The goal is to need me less.

Care starts weekly and spaces out as your body holds the changes — every other week, then monthly, then as needed. Most patients end up checking in once or twice a year.

That’s the point. This isn’t a model built on seeing you twice a week forever.

Current wait for new patients: 10-12 weeks

For clinicians: I mentor physical therapists in systems-based clinical reasoning.

 Learn about the mentorship → For Clinicians