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Our Process:

Consult

Deep dive into your history, complaints and previous treatments
Learn and discuss WHY previous treatments didn’t work
Uncover the true SOURCE of your complaint(s) and HOW they developed
Learn realistic strategies to self-manage and self-treat
*Identify the systems, structures and functions to be Evaluated*

Evaluation

Examine, measure and test the systems, structures and functions identified in the Consult
Create the clinical Assessment (your situational summary)
Develop the Treatment Plan (what order to treat and how)

Treatment

A Pre-test is performed to measure a specific, challenging/painful movement or position
Hands-on, integrated manual therapy treatment is performed (based on the eval)
A Post-test is performed to highlight the changes from the pre-test
Results are measurable - every session

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If you haven't been seen in:

3+ months -> a Re-Evaluation is needed

2+ years -> a New Client Evaluation is needed

Your Neck Isn’t the Problem

By:

Dr. John De Noyelles, PT, OCS, CSCS

Your neck hurts and yet it’s not the problem. If anything, your neck has been doing a great job of picking up more than its fair share of load and range of motion. Neck pain results from the neck compensating for other structures in the body. The structures are not doing their job. Restrictions and decreased mobility of the tissues of the chest and sternum, ribcage, shoulders and thoracic spine (upper and mid back) force the neck (cervical spine) to over-exert. Moreover, this increased compensation and exertion is further exacerbated as it works over-time over the course of a long day. It is important to identify and treat all the associated structures responsible.

A proper examination will identify associated structures that are not performing as intended. Once these structures "free up," the neck may also need some hands-on work and exercise to restore full and efficient movement.

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