NEW PATIENTS - WHAT TO EXPECT
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What To Expect: Structural Energetic Therapy (SET)®
I want to make sure all new patients feel welcome, safe and taken care of. During your first Structural Energetic Therapy® visit, I will ask you to fill out a health history and consent form.
This will give me a starting point to help plan your session and alert me to any medical issues I may need to be aware of. Please be advised that certain medications or conditions are contraindicated for this work and could be harmful, so please be honest and detailed in your health history. You may contact me prior to your session if you are unsure.
I will take some time with you and discuss your objectives for the session. I will do a postural assessment to see what areas of restriction may be contributing to your discomfort or tension. I will also do some kinesiology testing to help identify structural collapses.
Your treatment will then begin with cranial-structural therapy to initiate the unwinding process and the release of your body’s myofascial holding patterns. This often releases enough tension to noticeably reduce spasms and pain, preparing the rest of the body for more extensive work.
Following the cranial releases, I will then address the myofascial tissue to begin releasing the holding patterns that contribute to the distortions in the body by using very specific techniques. There may be some slight discomfort when addressing specific areas that contribute to structural collapses, so I encourage you to speak up if you feel any discomfort. You should always be able to breathe comfortably, even when I am working deeply.
What To Bring: Structural Energetic Therapy® (SET)
Save time by filling out these forms in advance
and bring them with you to your first session:
* If you are on prescription blood thinners, you cannot receive this work (aspirin is ok).
What To Wear: Structural Energetic Therapy® (SET)
All (SET) patients should bring something they are comfortable standing in for postural assessment that will allow me to see areas of restriction in the body.
*** For both men and women, it is difficult to effectively work with long shorts that come to mid thigh or knee. To make the most of your sessions, it is best if they are short and non restrictive.
My Mission
Professionalism and respect will always be maintained during your sessions. My goal is to help you live a more active, pain-free life.
What To Expect: Clinical Nutrition
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Initial Health History Review
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Discussion of medical background, lifestyle, and wellness goals.
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Non-invasive Muscle Testing Assessment
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We use applied kinesiology to detect imbalances in organs, glands, toxins, pathogens, or nutrient deficiencies.
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Root Cause Identification
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Testing may reveal food sensitivities, heavy metals, mold, parasites, or other stressors that are interfering with healing.
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Personalized Recommendations
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The practitioner suggests supplements, nutrition adjustments, or detox strategies tailored to the findings.
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Report of Findings
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Results are explained, questions answered, and a plan for follow-up sessions is created.
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Ongoing Support
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Early sessions may be frequent to address changes, then taper as health stabilizes.
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What To Bring: Bring
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Medical Records & Lab Results
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Any recent bloodwork, diagnostic tests, or reports that give insight into current health.
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Food Diary (3–7 days)
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Document meals, snacks, beverages, portion sizes, and timing.
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List of Current Medications & Supplements
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Include prescription drugs, over-the-counter items, and dosages.
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Prepared Questions & Goals
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Write down what you hope to achieve (e.g., energy, digestion, weight, stress relief).
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What To Wear: Clinical Nutrition
Comfortable clothing
Save time by filling out these forms in advance and bring them with you to your first session:
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