Every method below is specific, named, and researchable. We use these because they address the underlying causes of pain, not just the symptoms.
Our clinicians are specialists in treating complex multi-point pain. That means people who hurt in more than one place, who have not gotten lasting results elsewhere, and whose problem has not fit neatly into a standard diagnosis or protocol.
The clinical model is built on a single premise: treat the root cause, not the location of the symptom. Pain in your knee may be originating in your hip, your lower back, or the mechanics of how you breathe. Shoulder pain may be driven by tension in the liver or the way your nervous system stabilizes your spine.
Every initial evaluation includes full-body movement screening. It also includes assessment of organ tension, breathing mechanics, nerve pathways, and relevant lifestyle factors. You are evaluated as a whole system, not as a set of separate parts. Every session is 1-on-1 with your provider. No aides, no rotation, no handoffs.
These are the frameworks and screening systems used to identify where mechanics have broken down and why the problem keeps returning.
Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA)
A whole-body movement screen that evaluates how your body moves across every major pattern. Identifies where mechanics have broken down and traces the real source of pain, which is often not where you feel it.
Functional Movement Screen (FMS)
Screens baseline movement quality across seven fundamental patterns. Catches compensations and asymmetries before they develop into pain or injury.
Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS)
Retrains core stabilization based on the developmental movement patterns your nervous system was built on. Addresses root-level motor control, not just muscle weakness or tightness.
I3 Methodology
Incomplete mechanics lead to repeated Incidents, which cause Injury. This framework explains why pain keeps returning after treatment that only addresses the symptom. Understanding the incomplete mechanics is the starting point for lasting resolution.
Visceral Assessment
Evaluates tension in your organs: heart, lungs, liver, pancreas, and digestive system. Organ restriction can directly cause or perpetuate musculoskeletal pain. Most providers never check this.
Neuro-Lymphatic Reset
Identifies disrupted lymphatic flow patterns that affect tissue health and recovery. Restores normal drainage pathways through targeted assessment and manual techniques.
Functional Dry Needling
Uses thin acupuncture needles to release trigger points and break the tension cycle in soft tissue. Reaches deep or chronic muscle restriction faster than manual release alone.
Lightforce Class IV Laser
Penetrates deep tissue to reduce inflammation and stimulate cellular repair. Reaches structures that surface-level modalities cannot access effectively.
Stimpod NMS460
Pulsed electromagnetic nerve stimulation for neuropathy and nerve pathway dysfunction. Retrains damaged nerve pathways rather than masking nerve pain with medication.
PEMF Therapy
Pulsed electromagnetic fields restore cellular energy, improve circulation, and accelerate tissue regeneration. Works at the cellular level, where healing actually happens.
Shockwave Therapy (Radial and Focused)
Delivers acoustic pressure waves to break down scar tissue and stimulate collagen regeneration. Effective for chronic tendinopathy, calcifications, and connective tissue that has not responded to other treatment.
Red Light Therapy Bed
Full-body red and near-infrared light exposure to support cellular energy production, reduce inflammation, and accelerate tissue recovery. Delivered as a full-body session, not a targeted spot treatment.
Blood Flow Restriction (Smart Cuffs)
Applies controlled pressure to limbs during exercise to build muscle strength and endurance at significantly lower loads. Used when standard loading is not yet appropriate due to pain, injury, or post-surgical restrictions.
IASTM / Graston Technique
Instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization that breaks up fascial restriction and scar tissue. Allows more precise and deeper work than hands alone in chronic or fibrotic tissue.
Joint Mobilization and Manipulation
Manual techniques to restore joint range of motion and reduce pain caused by restricted or hypomobile joints. Applied to the spine, extremities, and surrounding soft tissue.
Normatec Compression
Sequential pneumatic compression for the legs and hips. Accelerates lymphatic and venous circulation to reduce swelling and support recovery between sessions.
Lymphatic Optimization
Manual lymphatic drainage techniques to restore normal flow patterns. Used where sluggish lymphatic function is contributing to inflammation, swelling, or impaired tissue healing.
Beyond individual treatment sessions, these programs are designed for people at different stages: recovering, maintaining, or building.
Elevated Movement Program
1-on-1 and small group training for strength, resilience, and functional movement. Led by Collin Dittmar. Designed for adults 40 and older who want to stay independent and physically capable. Sessions are built around your actual movement patterns, not generic gym programming.
Who it is for: Adults 40+ looking to build or maintain strength, function, and independence.
Forever Young Program
A free online course covering Zone 2 cardio training, joint-saving strength approaches, and real-life functional movement patterns. Built to help people prevent decline, not just recover from it.
Who it is for: Anyone who wants practical, evidence-grounded guidance on staying functional long-term.
TPI (Titleist Performance Institute)
Golf-specific movement assessment using the Titleist Performance Institute screening system. Identifies physical limitations that affect your swing mechanics and builds a return-to-play or performance program around your specific movement profile.
Who it is for: Golfers dealing with pain during play, returning from injury, or working to improve performance through better physical function.
Each condition page explains what typically causes it, why standard treatment often falls short, and how we approach it.
Back Pain
Lower, mid, and thoracic back pain.
Neck Pain
Cervical spine, stiffness, and headaches.
Shoulder Pain
Rotator cuff, labrum, and impingement.
Knee Pain
Arthritis, meniscus, and chronic knee pain.
Neuropathy
Nerve pain, tingling, and peripheral neuropathy.
Foot and Ankle Pain
Plantar fasciitis, Achilles, and ankle instability.
20 minutes, 1-on-1 with a doctor, to see if the way we work makes sense for your situation.
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