The way I work is simple. First I establish a foundational anatomical blueprint. Assessing both how you align under gravity and how that affects the movement of the individual parts of the body. With this as a foundation, we adjust the dosage of each treatment to move the abnormal back to the normal as efficiently as possible. This takes as long as it takes your body to adapt, and can be reliant on your commitment to this process and willingness to reinforce this new way of movement and alignment. We close each session with manual lymphatic drainage, a deeply relaxing manual therapy modality to support the movement of stagnation in the body of blood, and lymph. This leaves you feeling much more aligned and relaxed with each session.

Why is alignment important?
The functionality of all of the systems of the body depend heavily on their structure and surrounding environment being free from impediments. Arteries, veins, lymph and nerves should be free to do their jobs unhindered around the clock. Because of the body’s inherent ability to heal itself and it’s incredible ability to adapt, we are often able to continue living our lives despite some of these chronic impediments in the system. Like a kinked hose, wire or pipe in the house, if we are able to simply free the blockages, the system runs efficiently and happily and we remain disease free. If not these inefficiencies slowly build up until the body reaches a threshold it cannot contain any longer. This is when we get sick. Realigning the structure is like fixing the framework and replacing the faulty equipment. Although unlike pipes and wires that need replacing, our body is able to regenerate the structure itself with the right conditions established. Aligned bodies are the ideal conditions for healing to occur. Lymphatic drainage is like a detailing at the end. With the right techniques all of these things can occur and healing can take hold. This is what we aim for with every unique session.