Understand Why Your Body Has Been In Pain

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Learn Why Your Injuries Never Completely Heal

You want to feel better—good enough to lift your children or grandchildren, to bend down, or stretch up to a cupboard without feeling pain, and to put on your pants without worrying about another painful episode. Maybe you even dream of playing your favorite sport or going on pain-free hikes again.

You’ve consulted doctors, chiropractors, acupuncturists, massage therapists, and likely many others, you hope for relief from your pain. Perhaps you experience temporary improvement after a treatment, only to find yourself flared up again after physical activity, setting you back further than before. Your achy joints, stiff neck, or low back, along with other persistent discomforts, seem never to fully recover. Gradually, you adjust your life around your pain, accepting that certain physical activities are no longer suitable for your body.

The truth is a pill that is oftentimes hard to swallow: you’ve been stuck spinning your gears. Regardless of how many practitioners you’ve seen, you constantly seek an answer to pain and injury that has plagued you for months, years, or even decades.

Perhaps you've resigned yourself to the idea that pain will be a permanent part of your life.

We live with pain and repeat adages like: “my joints and body are just growing old”, “My body isn’t young like it used to be,” or “Pain is just something I will deal with.”

A temporary, low-grade sense of relief washes over you. As you tap into the collective experience of living in pain, finding mild comfort in knowing you aren't alone, you silently commiserate with others in pain. If so many others are also dealing with pain, it must be a part of the human experience.

But there is another part of you that senses it need not be this way. A part of you instinctually knows that the body has the capacity to miraculously heal itself.

That instinct, programmed deep into your DNA, is right.

In the same way we guide the body toward healing when we put Neosporin on a cut or set a broken bone, we can guide the body out of chronic pain and injury by giving it the right “nudges” to heal in a more efficient, desirable direction.

Have your doctors or therapists ever assessed the way your body moves, or do they only treat the pain itself? Consider this possibility: if your muscles and joints hurt, shouldn’t the way your body moves matter?

Shouldn’t the way that your bones, controlled by your muscles, articulate (align), matter? How many of your practitioners have helped you understand why your body is feeling the way it is?

In a culture so focused on treating symptoms, root cause solutions are often left on the table—either due to a lack of knowledge or the high level of commitment needed by both patient and practitioner to resolve the underlying factors that keep you in pain.

The problem we are left with is that chronic pain doesn’t have a one-size-fits-all solution. It’s a complex process that needs both psychology and physiology to be addressed.

But, for now, let’s put the “how” of healing on pause to understand the first step in healing your injuries and pains lies in acknowledging why your body is feeling the way it is.

That’s why I’ve created the Posture Assessment.

No doctor would set a broken bone without a basic understanding of where the broken bones are or what type of break it is. Hopefully, they wouldn’t guess how to do this, and their bone-setting maneuver would be calculated and precise.

In a similar way, if we are going to help you heal your nagging injuries and discomfort, we must first grasp the why behind the what.

What your body is feeling (pain) always has a reason. Pain isn’t random. It’s a message the body is sending to us.

Now, it’s time to decode that message and begin your journey toward living a pain-free life once again.

Your Posture Assessment will look at your body in 3 different positions to help you identify how your movement compensations are keeping you from healing to your body’s utmost potential.

Standing

Single Leg Standing

Bending

After you’ve submitted photographs of yourself in these three positions, I will send you a recorded video to give you feedback- helping breakdown what your body is doing in these tests, and why. The analysis will clarify things you might already be aware of, such as how one side of your body is working differently than the other, and how that relates to your experience with injury/pain.

This information is not only interesting to learn but essential in helping you learn how to heal your own body.

Knowing that there is a reason for your aches and injuries, one that deeply resonates with you, can be the first inkling of hope you have had in years—hope that your body can heal itself from the inside out, without anyone ever needing to lay a hand on you, without anyone ever needing to give you an injection or surgery.

I’m offering the Basic Posture Assessment for FREE.

And because I want to help you fast-track your path to healing, if you choose to upgrade to a Premium Posture Assessment, after I receive your photos, I will be providing a free, 15-minute phone consultation to answer any other questions you might have.

Click here to purchase your Posture Assessment and take your first step toward healing yourself and living a pain-free life.