A woman in her late 40s came in with five years of left-arm nerve pain and numbness. After one NRT session, her arm felt markedly better. Over the next several years she tapered gabapentin from 900 mg a day to zero, and she has now been off pain medication for nearly a year.

This is one person's experience in ongoing care. It is not a promise of the same result.

A female client in her mid-30s, came in requesting a deep tissue massage. Assessing her spinal and pelvic alignment, I recommended NRT as the appropriate approach to address her symptoms, but she was firm that she wanted deep tissue work only. I explained that I couldn't effectively treat her pelvic position and related symptoms without using NRT.

A mother brought in her 20-day-old son for treatment of congenital torticollis. (AKA wryneck - is a condition present at or shortly after birth where an infant’s neck muscle is shortened and tight.)

A 41-year-old male with a history of a disc injury and chronic low back pain. Over the years he had tried massage, physiotherapy, acupuncture, and chiropractic care for the issue, with no lasting relief.

A 90-year-old patient with a history of high blood pressure, multiple past surgeries (C-sections, breast surgery, and a hysterectomy), and a right leg that measured 1.5 cm shorter than her left.