Meet Dr Leslyn Spaulding PT DPT

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Traditional  physical therapy primarily focuses on treating symptoms of individual musculoskeletal issues through exercises and manual therapy, often overlooking root cause of dysfunction.  Integrative physical therapy is a holistic, whole body approach, addressing the root causes of pain, evaluating and considering the whole body, and  incorporating techniques like mindful movement, breathwork, and myofascial release  alongside standard physical therapy practices.  Integrative physical therapy considers the patient's physical, mental, and emotional well-being, taking a more  personalized approach to treatment. 

John F Barnes Myofascial release (MFR) is a safe, gentle and effective type of manual therapy provided by a John F Barnes trained therapist. MFR focuses on the source of the problem, not just the symptoms, providing lasting results and allowing authentic healing to occur.  A therapist trained in this method does not force the body to move into prescribed positions, but rather, treats the whole person, and uses techniques that help the body heal itself. 

The following list is not all inclusive, but some of the most common problems treated:

Back pain

Neck pain

TMJ syndrome

Tinnitus

Trigeminal neuralgia

Headaches

Migraines

Cervical and Lumbar injuries

Whiplash

Frozen Shoulder

Fibromyalgia

Chronic fatigue syndrome

Myofascial pain syndrome

Emotional Trauma

Herniated disc

Bulging disc

Sciatica

Degenerative disk disease

Scoliosis

Bladder problems

Endometriosis

Pelvic Pain

Nerve entrapment

Scars-including mastectomy scars

Plantar Fascitis

Shin splints

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

I do not take insurance. Payment is expected at time of service.

Upon request I can provide a document (referred to as a superbill) that can be submitted by the patient to their own insurance (excluding medicare/medicaid) for reimbursement if covered by the patients insurance.