Helping people live life actively
I work with people just like you who struggle with chronic and recurring pain and injury, stress-based pain, emotionally-based pain, and/or other health issues.

Like you, my clients’ biggest issue tends to be that the problem they’re experiencing is interfering with their lives. They come because they’re tired of having their lives on hold.

Like you, my clients are looking for another way to feel better, get healthy, and stay healthy because, just like you, my clients want to live life and enjoy it.

You are someone I can help if you see yourself anywhere in the following list:

• You have trouble sleeping, doing daily activities, or doing the things you enjoy.
• Anxiety, panic, depression, anger, attention span, etc., frequently get the best of you.
• Your relationships with friends, family, and coworkers are affected because you’re tired, grumpy, and impatient from not feeling good.
• You have muscle or joint pain, numbness, tingling, or burning that occurs fairly regularly.
• You had a recent injury that just doesn’t seem to heal or an old injury that’s flared up—again.
• Medication, physical therapy, and surgery haven’t helped as much as you’d like.
• You’ve been told your pain is muscular and/or there’s nothing that can be done for you
• You’ve been referred for counseling because no one can pinpoint the problem or because the problem is chronic.
• Your stomach hurts, you have acid reflux or other intestinal issues, breathing problems, allergies, menstrual problems, urinary tract issues, skin issues of any kind, etc.

Wonder how you can be successful at Kinesic Therapies?
Successful clients, those who get good to great results, share some common traits. Like them, you’re very likely to be successful if you’re:

• Tired of feeling restrained by chronic pain, injury, stress, emotions, or illness. You know life has more to offer, and you want to pursue it.
• Open to new and different ways of looking at and addressing your issues. The same old things haven’t worked. It’s time to take a fresh look and try something new.
• Ready to be in charge of your own health, healing, and future. Life is short, you’d like to live it, not watch it, and you don’t have time to wait around for some else to fix you.
• Willing to commit to the process of healing. You’ve realized that you didn’t get in your condition over night and understand that you won’t be better overnight, either. But you’re ready to begin the process that will get you back to health.
• Realize that the solution to your health issues might be outside the box, and may not be a covered health benefit.