Meaningful Movement offers a detailed movement based evaluation and hands on examination. Day one our Doctors of Physical Therapy start to give you the tools to promote the changes you want to feel and see.

No protocols or one size fits all approach here! Your individualized treatment plan is specifically tailored to what your body needs and your goals. We identify and treat soft tissue and joint restrictions that are generating pain, dysfunctional movement, and/or dizziness with dry needling and/or manual therapy. We provide prescriptive movement for what your body needs and may also incorporate the pilates reformer into our therapeutic treatment.

Dr. Crystal & Dr. Beth are certified in dry needling through the American Academy of Manipulative Therapy (AAMT) and are Maitland Manual Therapy trained.
Dr. Crystal is STOTT PILATES® trained & Dr. Beth is Balanced Body® trained.

Spinning, lightheaded, foggy, off-balance, double or blurry vision Your inner ear or vestibular system, although small is so mighty and insult to this system can throw off your world. Depending on your diagnosis your treatment may or may not include:

Vestibular specific exercises including canalith repositioning (commonly referred to as the Epley Maneuver) and/or habituation, oculomotor training, balance training, cervical manual therapy, and/or cervical proprioceptive training.

Pelvic dysfunction can occur as a result of pregnancy, postpartum, trauma, surgery, and as a result of natural changes as we age. Women who are experiencing hip, low back, and/or pelvic girdle pain, incontinence, pelvic heaviness, and core weakness may benefit from pelvic floor therapy. Women may also benefit from consultation postpartum for guidance on return to unrestricted movement, education on what’s normal and what’s not to proactively identify and address pelvic floor dysfunction.