At Healing Hands, we believe in nurturing your entire being. We embrace a holistic perspective, viewing your body as an intricate tapestry woven with cranial rhythms, muscular expressions, fascial connections, skeletal foundations, and visceral wisdom. We honor the profound influence of emotions on your physical well-being. Our sacred quest is to unearth the root of your disharmony, gently guiding your body to release what no longer serves it, and awaken its innate capacity for self-healing and equilibrium. You’ll get help to dissolve pain through a symphony of techniques, lessening its grip and often liberating you completely. The gentle osteopathic approach awakens your inner healer, boosting your immune system and elevating overall vitality. When bodywork and conscious movement unite, your posture transforms, reflecting the grace and alignment within a global view of the body, looking at it from many different perspectives, including cranial, muscular, fascial, skeletal, and visceral, as well as the role of your emotions. Client and practitioner collaborate as a team to find the source of the problem and attenuate or eliminate the dysfunction preventing the body from finding a proper equilibrium. We use various techniques to ease pain, diminishing its intensity, frequency, and duration; Often eliminating it completely.

We welcome patients of all ages, from newborns to the elderly. Whether you're a sponsored athlete, a weekend warrior, a new mom, or an active teenager, you'll find a welcoming environment here. Early intervention is key to preventing future problems.

A wide variety of issues, from poor posture caused by working hunched over a kitchen counter, to newly replaced hips or knees, a wide variety of ailments plague us daily, and a customized plan based on your needs can be set up for you. Additional resources, such as the REACT table, can help guide the rest of the session. The REACT table is distinguished by its FDA clearance, a testament to its safety and efficacy. This clearance is not merely a regulatory hurdle but a validation of our commitment to delivering clinically proven solutions. Backed by rigorous clinical studies, our methods have demonstrated remarkable success in addressing a wide spectrum of pelvic floor dysfunctions, impacting both male and female patients. For men, our treatments effectively target issues such as erectile dysfunction (ED), enlarged prostate, hemorrhoids, and frequent urination, significantly improving quality of life. Women can find relief from stress incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, complications arising from mesh implants, and postpartum recovery. Our tailored programs help restore pelvic floor strength and function, providing comprehensive care. The clinical evidence supporting our treatments underscores our dedication to providing reliable, effective, and evidence-based care for all pelvic floor concerns.

There is no hard set rule on exactly how often or how far apart each session. The frequency and spacing of sessions are variable, depending on individual lifestyle, overall health, and ongoing evaluation. My passion is to collaborate with other healthcare professionals, such as acupuncturists, Pilates instructors, and personal trainers. I love to develop a comprehensive health plan through teamwork. The goal is to empower individuals to achieve optimal health and self-care maintenance.

Traditional Manual Therapy Techniques: Sessions are approximately 90 minutes. You can choose to add the REACT Table to this session to customize your treatment. REACT Table Only: Expect 25-30 minute sessions Preparation for Your REACT TABLE Appointment: Wear loose, comfortable clothing. Avoid wearing jewelry. Remove hearing aids before your session.

Regular underwear, soft shorts and/or stretchy yoga pants are suitable attire. For female clients, a bra that opens at the back is best.

I can provide a receipt with the necessary codes for you to submit to your insurance company for reimbursement, but I do not handle direct insurance submissions. Please be aware that some insurance plans might need a doctor's referral or pre-approval, and the number of covered visits could be restricted. However, health savings accounts (HSAs) often cover integrative treatments, such as my manual practice techniques.

It's possible to experience some temporary discomfort after bodywork treatment. You might feel achy or sore for two to three days as your body undergoes positive changes. For example, areas that previously had restricted movement may now experience different sensations, such as improved circulation due to restored mobility. To alleviate discomfort, consider rest, hydrotherapy (like an Epsom salt bath), or a brief ice application. Generally, you should feel better after your treatment. With the REACT TABLE, Patients will experience tingling and contraction of the pelvic floor and surrounding muscle structures. Like most “workouts,” patients may experience some soreness and muscle fatigue at the end of treatment. This is typical within the first 2-3 weeks of the program. Over time, the muscular structure strengthens, and new neuropathways are established between the brain and the treated muscle structure. This combination generates positive long-term effects.

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Your initial appointment focuses on understanding your body and creating an effective treatment plan. We'll discuss your history of injuries, surgeries, accidents, and other physical events, along with your typical movements and daily activities. This consultation includes assessing your range of motion and observing your movements. Following this evaluation, I may perform joint mobilization, myofascial release, craniosacral therapy, visceral manipulation, or lymphatic drainage to address areas needing attention. I was taught to have thinking fingers, and I consistently read your body’s response and adjust my approach as needed. I welcome your input as we work together. Based on the assessment, I may recommend specific exercises or movements to improve posture or reduce pain. Feel free to take notes, videos, or pictures of these recommendations.

For the REACT TABLE only: Pregnancy or possibly pregnant. An implanted cardiac pacemaker or an implanted defibrillator. History of cardiac arrhythmia or atrial fibrillation (AFib).