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Enhance your sense of well-being by reducing or eliminating complex chronic pain.
As an experienced provider, I strive to incorporate the sound advice of scientific research, with the healing human element of authentic caring and presence.
Meet the Team
Melissa Alverson
Certified Myofascial Trigger Point Therapist, corrective exercise specialist, Certified Specialist in Orofacial Myology, Cranial Therapist, Licensed Massage Therapist #2679, Licensed Esthetician, continuing education instructor
If you’re looking for a pain detective to solve the mystery of your chronic pain, you’ve come to the right place!
I’ve practiced manual therapy for over 34 years, and I target complex pain issues with a focused approach. Charting pain patterns combined with functional movement assessments, postural analysis, orthopedic testing and palpation helps identify overactive/underactive muscle groups and compensations. Various manual therapy techniques are utilized, and I retest within each session to measure improvements.
Integrating effective clinical sessions with individualized at-home daily exercises, identifying and correcting perpetuating factors, and incorporating corrective posture and movement techniques can help restore balance to the systems of the body, in order to reduce, manage and/or eliminate pain.
Kobe
Therapy dog in training
Hello there! My name is Kobe, and I am a friendly miniature poodle puppy! I’m still in puppy training, but soon I hope to pass my AKC Canine Good Citizen test! After that, I’ll start therapy dog training. For now, I am practicing being a good boy! If you would like me to keep you company during your treatment sessions, I’d be happy to sit on the floor next to you while you get your treatment! Otherwise, I will help Adah at the front desk. Woof! (oops…I’m learning not to bark, too!)
Willow
Therapy dog in training
Hi! My name is Willow. I’m a very tiny miniature poodle puppy, and I’m a little shy. My brother Kobe likes to get all the attention, but that’s okay with me. I’m happy to sit and look pretty in my fluffy doggie bed. I’m still learning to be confident, so it might take me a while to be brave enough to say hello. I do love to cuddle, so maybe we could snuggle together on the table while you’re having a treatment!