Dr. Kurtis Esler
  • Deep tissue massage for chronic pain relief and tension.
  • Trigger point release to deactivate painful muscle knots.
  • Sports massage to enhance performance and injury recovery.
  • Cupping therapy for myofascial release and circulation.
  • Fascial stretching to improve mobility and joint function.

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Massage 60
Ke (River) Fa
  • Myofascial release for connective tissue and movement restrictions.
  • Trigger point release to relieve localized muscle pain and dysfunction.
  • Tuina and Thai massage for mobilization and soft tissue restoration.
  • Gua Sha and cupping for fascial release and improved circulation.
  • Massage-based rehabilitation for sports injuries and postural pain.

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Massage 60
Kin Sze
  • Integrates fascial stretching into most massage sessions.
  • Targets deep tissue layers with gentle passive stretching.
  • Uses engineering background to identify pain causes.
  • Draws on martial arts for controlled deep tissue pressure.
  • Focuses on reducing pain for better quality of life.
  • Empowers clients to improve their own well-being.

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Massage 60
Lliam Melville
  • Focus on movement, health, and rehabilitation.
  • Integrates cupping, hot stone, TMJ, and stretching.
  • Tailors plans to individual goals and preferences.
  • Personal experience informs his attentive approach.
  • Holds certificates in trauma informed care.
  • Focuses on a holistic, preventative self-care model.

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Massage 60
Mara Chaplin
  • Manual Mulligan mobilizations for joint pain and mobility.
  • Soft tissue release for muscle adhesion and tension relief.
  • Myofascial release to address fascial restrictions and pain.
  • Sports massage for athletic injury prevention and recovery.
  • Therapeutic massage for pain management and functional restoration.

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Massage 60
Matthew Purdy
  • Injury recovery and rehabilitative massage for functional movement.
  • Pain relief and myofascial tension reduction through manual therapy.
  • Cupping therapy to release adhesions and improve circulation.
  • Fascia Stretch Therapy (FST) for improved mobility and flexibility.
  • Therapeutic massage blending traditional techniques for individualized care.

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Massage 60
Teresa Awan-Deng
  • Injury recovery informs her approach.
  • Integrates diverse therapeutic techniques.
  • Addresses varied patient needs.

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Massage 60
Vince Buklis
  • Integrates functional range assessment and training.
  • Incorporates active movement into techniques.
  • Tailors treatment to specific athletic activities.
  • Blends massage with Human Kinetics background.

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Massage 60
Ke (River) Fa
  • Sports injury pain relief and functional rehabilitation needling.
  • Postural and chronic musculoskeletal pain trigger-point and dry needling.
  • Cupping and Gua Sha adjuncts for tissue release and circulation.
  • Auricular and scalp needling for sleep, stress, and anxiety.
  • Needle-based protocols for digestive complaints and trauma recovery.

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Initial Acupuncture Treatment
Lena Trinh
  • Acupuncture for sports injury recovery and rehabilitation.
  • Acupuncture for chronic pain syndromes and muscle tension.
  • Acupuncture to improve blood flow and retrain muscles.
  • Acupuncture for stress-related symptoms and sleep issues.
  • Acupuncture combined with cupping, guasha, and tuina.

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Initial Acupuncture Treatment
Dr. Brett Herlehy
  • Sports injury assessment and chiropractic treatment for athletes.
  • Performance-focused spinal and joint adjustments for golfers.
  • Manual therapy for musculoskeletal pain and dysfunction.
  • Acupuncture-informed chiropractic techniques for pain modulation.
  • Rehabilitation-focused chiropractic care to prevent re-injury.

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Initial Chiropractic Assessment
Dr. Kyle Etwaroo
  • Spinal manipulation for back and neck pain relief.
  • Medical acupuncture adjunctive for musculoskeletal conditions.
  • Concussion management and post-concussion care.
  • Sports injury assessment and on-field treatment.
  • Movement dysfunction assessment using SFMA principles.

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Initial Chiropractic Assessment
Initial Chiropractic Assessment
Dr. Victor Paltsev
  • Joint mobilization and spinal adjustment for musculoskeletal pain.
  • Soft tissue therapy and instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization (IASTM).
  • Acupuncture and medical acupuncture for pain modulation.
  • Athletic taping and biomechanical support for athletes.
  • Exercise rehabilitation and post-surgical musculoskeletal recovery.

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Initial Chiropractic Assessment
Melina Marini
  • Strength and mobility-focused exercise rehabilitation.
  • Movement retraining for dance, sport, and daily activities.
  • Injury recovery and return-to-activity programs.
  • Pain relief through manual therapy and hands-on techniques.
  • Functional assessment and individualized treatment planning.

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Physio Initial
Vishrutiben (Vishruti) Sojitra
  • Individualized assessment and hands-on manual therapy techniques.
  • Soft tissue release and joint mobilization for pain reduction.
  • Therapeutic exercise prescription for strength and mobility.
  • Rehabilitation after total knee, hip, and ACL surgery.
  • Shoulder, knee, and back pain management through movement retraining.
  • Pelvic floor and core rehabilitation for pelvic dysfunction and pain.
  • Peripheral nerve injury rehabilitation and functional recovery.

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Physio Initial
Yashika Gandhi
  • Musculoskeletal rehabilitation for injury recovery and mobility.
  • Treatment and rehab for sports-related injuries.
  • Prenatal physiotherapy for pregnancy-related pain and function.
  • Manual therapy combined with therapeutic exercise programs.
  • Electrotherapy and patient education to optimize recovery.

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Physio Initial
Angela Chugh
  • Combined decongestive therapy including manual lymphatic drainage.
  • Soft tissue techniques and therapeutic stretches for all muscle groups.
  • Osteopathic manipulative treatment and cranial techniques as needed.
  • Musculoskeletal assessment and treatment for back, neck, shoulder pain.
  • Joint mobilization and treatment for hip, knee, elbow conditions.

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Osteo Initial
Kathleen Ryan Watson
  • Musculoskeletal injury prevention and on-field care for athletes.
  • Acute and chronic musculoskeletal injury assessment and management.
  • Pre- and post-operative musculoskeletal rehabilitation and reconditioning.
  • Manual therapy including soft tissue release, massage, fascial work.
  • Exercise prescription and biomechanical movement assessment for recovery.
  • Prophylactic taping and bracing techniques; return-to-play planning.

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Initial Athletic Therapy Assessment
Mara Chaplin
  • Musculoskeletal rehabilitation for sports-related injuries and strains.
  • Movement assessment and mobility restoration for athletes and para-athletes.
  • Manual therapy using Mulligan, soft tissue, myofascial release techniques.
  • Exercise prescription and physical reconditioning for return-to-sport recovery.
  • Taping, bracing, and on-site injury prevention and acute care.

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Initial Athletic Therapy Assessment
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