8 Sessions to better alignment and less symptoms
Follow your weekly checklist to stay on track to get the most out of your therapy. If you are not staying consistent in between sessions, you will not see the results you’re looking for. Whether it’s one exercise assignment per day or five, this package is for those who are ready to put in the work to make changes.
This package consists of one video session online every week, for 8 weeks. Even though changes can be seen after the first round of exercises, I want to allow you at least one week between sessions to experience more change with each exercise, and feel how it changes in your daily activities. Many times, after the first routine, other misalignments make themselves apparent and then we move on to correct those and progress week to week as the body reorganizes.
You are encouraged you reach out to me in between sessions if you have any questions about the process, the exercises, any symptom, or pain you are experiencing.
You may experience some discomfort as you begin a new exercise which is normal! But since I cannot feel what you are feeling, you need to determine if the discomfort is something you can be mindful of and work through, or if it is more of a pain, and you should stop. This is not a “no pain-no gain” type of therapy! We can find a modification or a different exercise that works for you.
Therapy app and website…
Using the state-of-the-art platform by PTX Therapy helps both you and I to work seamlessly together. I will create you an account through their software which allows you to access it via their website, or through an app that you can download. So anywhere you have internet connection, you can access your exercises and can even print them off if that is easier for you.
Once you receive your account login details, you can upload your photos into it, and then we can begin our sessions. PTX makes it easy to do your posture therapy in between sessions because it provides videos, pictures, and descriptions of the exercises I assign for you.
See Below: An example of what your menu might look like in the app and an expanded photo of an exercise showing the proper form.
Because this session heavily relies on the analysis of photos, it is best to have the most well-lit, clear, and centered pictures possible. Click on the link below for clear instructions.
How to take the best posture photos: