Josh Straiton: LMT
I'm interested relationships; in particular the relationship a human being to reality. Some questions I ask myself: Is there a proper way to relate to reality? If so, how am I relating to reality / is that relationship leading to chronic physical or emotional pain? Is there a process or method rooted in certain principles and values that can lead, in a predictable way, to a more favorable relationship with reality? How is that measured?
You may be here thinking "I'm in pain, I want to be out of pain, can help?"
My answer is mostly likely yes. How? Through a series of manual therapy sessions designed to help you physically organize yourself. I have studied a variety of clinically minded modalities including Structural Integration and Myoskeletal Alignment Therapy which together essentially involve an informed combination deep manual therapy, joint mobilizations, and muscle stimulation techniques.
Conditions I'm trained to treat:
Facet joint syndrome
Cervical spine restrictions (neck problems)
Greater trochanteric bursitis
Radial and ulnar nerve pain
Back spasms
Thoracic outlet syndrome (numb arms)
Piriformis issues
Carpal tunnel
Sciatica
If you're curious about whether a session might help your specific problem text or call: 203-470-4765