Integrated Manual Therapy

If traditional therapy has not given you the results you have been looking for, I may be able to help you with an integrated manual therapy approach for your treatment.

After over twenty five years in the health care field working with and treating grass root athletes, Olympic and Paralymic athletes, weekend warriors and desk jockeys I have found there is more than one way to treat the body. Along with traditional relaxation, deep tissue and pregnancy massage and Athletic Therapy,  I discovered an integrated manual therapy approach to treating with gentle, non invasive, non aggressive complimentary therapies.

The charge and the shape of the cell change when a cell gets injured by too much stress, strain or impact.   Think of a normal functioning cell like a soccer ball. It is round and it rolls. If it receives too much stress, strong impact or a strain to it, it changes shape and no longer functions properly. Structure determines function. The change in the shape in the cell will also affect the cells that surround it and that will lead to issues elsewhere in the body. In the picture to the right you can see the that the area of restriction (*) leads to tension patterns in the body.

   Matrix Repatterning uses a unique electromagnetic procedure to find the hidden tension patterns – changes the body’s electrical charge or electromagnetic frequency in our body that contributes to pain and restriction. With the Matrix Repatterning Therapy, we isolate the areas of tension areas due to their altered electrical charge, determining the exact area of injury or restriction. From here, gentle pressure is applied to the injured area in a precise manner, initiating a response in the tissue to normalize. This often leads to rapid increases in range of motion and pain reduction.

   Dr. George Roth first developed the Matrix Repatterning technique in the early 1990’s. Since that time the technique has evolved into a complete assessment and treatment approach that can treat a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions. Over the years multiple case studies and x-ray evidence has been presented to various medical institutions to prove the effectiveness of the therapy. To learn more about Matrix Repatterning visit www.matrixrepatterning.com. If you are a health professional interested in learning how to use Matrix Repatterning in your clinic visit www.matrixforpractitioners.com.

• Arthritic pain
• Hip pain
• Back, neck or joint pain

• Broken and fractured bones
• Restricted Movement
• Acute Impact and Strain Injuries

Because Matrix Repatterning is so gentle and non-invasive, all age groups can benefit from the treatment. I have worked with children, adults and the elderly. All you need to do is wear comfortable clothing for your assessment and treatment.

As a general rule, the Matrix Repatterning Therapy can significantly restore function, and greatly reduce one’s pain within 4-12 treatments. For some people, I’ll need to extend treatment beyond 12 sessions to get the results they are looking for. The good news is that there’s an end in sight. Once treatment is completed, follow-up appointments are booked as the need arises. Many people experience lasting pain relief, and do not require ongoing maintenance treatments.